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Meeting abstracts

BAD 2026

British Association of Dermatologists · Manchester, 30 June – 2 July 2026

639 abstracts, published in BJD on 26 June 2026.

  1. AI04

    Implementing AI DERM technology into the urgent skin cancer pathway at an NHS district hospital: is it worth it?

    Kemp A

  2. AI13

    Rethinking peer review in the artificial intelligence era: artificial intelligence adoption for dermatology peer review

    Lloyd-Morris D, Potluru A, … senior author Li D

  3. AI15

    Dermatology on social media: an analysis of influencer content on atopic dermatitis and topical steroid withdrawal

    Al-Temimi D, Gkini M

  4. BH18

    Wig education: are healthcare professionals wig-wise?

    Najafi K, Bali R, … senior author Elshimy N

  5. BI24

    Enhancing skin cancer awareness in organ transplant recipients: a national multicentre audit

    Rundell C, Bala L, … senior author Bogucki P

  6. BSV01

    Anogenital psoriasis: an inclusive literature review with clinician survey data demonstrating current clinical awareness and practices with subsequent patient-focused feasibility studies for real-world experiences and outcomes

    Patel P, Stavrou C, … senior author Millette D

  7. BT02

    Patient perspectives on teledermatology: a qualitative systematic review

    Hoang G, Khan S, … senior author Clarke J

  8. BT03

    Optimizing skin cancer referral pathways at the primary–secondary care interface: the role of a primary care skin cancer pathway lead

    Alikhan S, Urwin R, Hussain W

  9. BT04

    Comparative safety of remote and in-person isotretinoin initiation: a retrospective analysis of outcomes

    Stefania Mitsaki K, Zaman S, … senior author Denny J

  10. BT06

    Introduction of a medical photography hub to optimize phototriage of 2-week-wait referrals

    Armstrong T, Hunter H, … senior author Armstrong K

  11. BT07

    Two-week-wait teledermatology referrals: impact of referrer role and consultation modality

    Tuhirman T, Elsayed M, Coe J

  12. BT08

    Real world variability in teledermatologist discharge rates in AI-enabled urgent suspected cancer pathways

    Han D, Jacklin C, … senior author Luck J

  13. BT09

    Cutting out the clinic: evaluating a teledermatology-led tertiary urgent skin cancer service with a ‘direct-to-surgery’ pathway

    Mitchell B, Imran A, … senior author Mitra A

  14. BT10

    Referral bingo! Does information quality determine outcome in a universal dermatology advice and guidance pathway?

    French M, Felton J

  15. BT11

    A service evaluation of the NHS skin cancer 2-week wait pathway: comparing traditional face-to-face dermatology with an AI-enabled teledermatology service

    Gor D, Belgi A, Zwain A

  16. BT12

    An audit of teledermatology vs. face-to-face dermatology review: follow-up rates and management outcomes at a tertiary centre

    Hasan R, Skellett A, Dyson S

  17. BT13

    Teledermatology follow-up for low-risk lesions: surgical and histological outcomes from a 6-year cohort

    Bhadresha S, Zaman S, … senior author Fearfield L

  18. DE01

    Beyond skills and knowledge: professional identity formation in dermatology residency training

    Xyda S, Selman R

  19. DE03

    Innovating dermatology education: a novel artificial intelligence-driven virtual patient simulation for medical students

    Rafique S, Rajendran K

  20. DE04

    How do dermatology trainees experience workplace-based assessments in a dermatology department?

    Tzu Tung H, Markless S

  21. DE05

    Exploring the use of ChatGPT as a study tool to help develop communication skills in undergraduate dermatology education

    Svendsen L, Helbling I, … senior author Bird T

  22. DE06

    The impact of dermatology Specialty Certificate Examinations preparation on trainee wellbeing and financial burden: a mixed-methods survey study

    Nikookam Y, Haq BU, … senior author Guckian J

  23. DE07

    Integration of artificial intelligence: virtual patient simulation in undergraduate dermatology education

    Abu Jubain M, Georgiou N, … senior author Helbling I

  24. DS16

    The cost of convenience: single-use vs. multiuse dermatological surgery sets in a tertiary dermatology department in Ireland

    Howard-James C, Ozoani N, Gilhooley E

  25. DS18

    Comparative analysis of real-world cost and carbon footprint of cutaneous squamous cell carcinoma follow-up pathways

    Price K, Tarn-Chapman W, Tso S

  26. DS24

    The cost-saving potential of secondary intention healing vs. full-thickness skin grafting for dorsal hand skin cancer excision in the NHS

    Yesudian R, Subramanian N, Yesudian PD

  27. DS28

    Mohs micrographic surgery for non-basal cell carcinomas: a national survey on current practice in the UK

    Riad C, Wernham A, … senior author Hussain W

  28. GD03

    Improving access to diagnosis and treatment of cutaneous neglected tropical diseases: a global health perspective

    Mar Thu-ta FA

  29. GD06

    Single-dose rifampicin for control of leprosy transmission: rollout and navigating funding challenges in Nepal

    Baskota R, Sunar C

  30. GD08

    Dermatological health gaps in a medically underserved prison community: insights from the Mission Prison outreach initiative in India

    Dharani Sankar S, Kuruvila S, … senior author Dileep J

  31. HX02

    Skin at the service of atrocity: dermatology, human experimentation and ethics in Nazi Germany

    Wen Chang H, Harnett C

  32. HX12

    The evolution of teledermatology

    McKenna S

  33. HX16

    Fake news in dermatology through the ages: from arsenic wafers to black salve and skinfluencers

    Doyle C, Murphy M

  34. HX22

    From plants to plastics: the changing aetiology of contact dermatitis

    Suntharan V, Nikookam Y, … senior author Ho B

  35. O01

    Real-world effectiveness of artificial intelligence-assisted lesion triage on cancer waiting times

    Carson L, Fleming R, … senior author Fleming C

  36. O02

    Biopsy-to-excision ratios in dermatological surgery across a region: insights into clinical pathways and workforce models

    Hassanin K, Wernham A, … senior author Preston P

  37. O06

    Building the case for evidence-based guidance for spironolactone use in women with hidradenitis suppurativa: three UK studies triangulating prescribing across dermatology and primary care

    McGrath C, Farooki R, … senior author Ahmed A

  38. P004

    Digital dermatology: influence of online content on disease beliefs, anxiety and treatment behaviour in atopic dermatitis, topical steroid withdrawal and psoriasis

    Al-Temimi D, Bewley A, Gkini M

  39. P005

    The rise of artificial intelligence-powered teledermatology: transforming skin disease diagnosis, monitoring and personalized treatment plans in remote settings

    Su Huey AK, Karabulut E, … senior author Uwishema O

  40. P006

    Evaluation of referral quality and barriers to artificial intelligence integration in a teledermatology 2-week-wait pathway

    Baby J, Ham DH, Khoo A

  41. P009

    Safety and service impact of dermatologist second read in artificial intelligence-assisted teledermatology

    Meghoma L, Font DM, Chandler D

  42. P051

    Odontogenic sinus tracts mimicking suspected cutaneous malignancy of the chin: a diagnostic pitfall

    Sudarshan V, Singh-Raghunath R

  43. P061

    Digital gamification in skin of colour: a feasibility study

    Fray K, Chawla S

  44. P062

    Optimizing patient information in hidradenitis suppurativa: a guideline-based assessment and redesign incorporating skin of colour and safety standards

    Fabusiwa K, Pasha S

  45. P063

    End the blind spot: making skin of colour education a requirement, not an option

    Alsaeed A, Li D, … senior author Blee I

  46. P065

    Enhancing dermatology training through simulation-based education

    Wong JY, Attard M, … senior author Dolan O

  47. P066

    Improving the quality of informed consent in dermatological surgery through standardized electronic consent

    Singhal P, Tselepis L, … senior author Thomson M

  48. P067

    From inbox to insight: dermatology teaching for administrative staff in an evolving digital world

    Wong V, Li D, … senior author Sanyal S

  49. P069

    Outcomes from a pilot regional primary care dermatology education programme

    De Silva B, Zaman M, Laljee M

  50. P071

    Dermoscopea: expanding global access to dermoscopy through light-emitting diode loupes, mobile device dermoscopy, 3D-printed solutions and open-access education

    Ahmed H, Prideaux A, … senior author Keith D