NICE recommends DERM for early use within the NHS, while further evidence is gathered
– Commentary from Neil Daly, Founder and CEO, Skin Analytics

We are helping build a future where no one dies from skin cancer

Skin Analytics are working with the NHS to build world leading skin cancer pathways using the only UKCA Class IIa AI as a Medical Device (AIaMD) for dermatology to sustainably deliver better patient outcomes

We are helping build a future where no one dies from skin cancer

Skin Analytics are working with the NHS to build world leading skin cancer pathways using the only Class III CE marked AI as a Medical Device for skin cancer to sustainably deliver better patient outcomes

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Proud to partner with the NHS since 2020

Shortage of NHS dermatologists and growing waitlists

Skin cancer referrals have nearly tripled over the last decade [1]. At the same time, 1 in 4 Consultant Dermatologist posts remain unfilled [2]. Despite sustained and considerable effort from dermatology departments, waitlists have doubled over the last half-decade and over 400,000 patients are waiting to be seen [3]. 

The world's most advanced AI skin cancer pathways

Skin Analytics’ Class III CE marked AI as a Medical Device (AIaMD), DERM (Deep Ensemble for the Recognition of Malignancy), is built around our custom built teledermatology platform to help triage patients into the right place, at the right time and to conserve dermatologist capacity for patients who need it.

DERM safely triages patients with non-cancerous lesions away from cancer pathways, allowing dermatologists to focus on the patients that need them most.

NHS nurtured, global leader

Supported by the NHS since 2016 as part of the NHS accelerators DigitalHealth.London and the NHS National Innovation Accelerator as well as through the AI in Health & Care Award and SBRI Healthcare Cancer Programme

NHS World Leader

Skin Analytics deploys the only use of autonomous AI for dermatology in the NHS

Our latest quarterly report showed 

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appropriate ruling out of melanoma and

0 %

benign lesion biopsies can be prevented

In NHS Primary Care, DERM typically avoids urgent suspected cancer referrals for up to

20 %

of patients with 40-55% discharged

Skin Analytics has helped Secondary Care organisations avoid up to

0 %

of NHS face-to-face USCRs by combining DERM with downstream teledermatology reviews where patients can be routed straight to biopsy

Skin Analytics has 25 partners using DERM across the NHS

99.5%
accurate ruling out of skin cancer
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Performance Reports
20-40%
discharge of USC pathway patients
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Performance Reports
55-65%
patients avoid USCR in primary care
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Performance Reports

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If you would like to know more about how Skin Analytics can help you and your dermatology team deliver best in class dermatology, get in touch.

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