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see also:

	* clinical photography in the ED
	* Panasonic GH-1 and its video capabilities for clinical teaching

Introduction

	* most doctors are unlikely to bring external flash systems to work and on-camera flash often results in poor clinical images due to either unwanted reflections, shadow from lens or over-exposure at macro distances, or just flat lighting.</description>
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            <title>Choosing a camera for clinical photography</title>
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see also:

	* clinical photography in the ED
	* Gary's photography blog mainly looking at Olympus and Canon equipment

Requirements

	* for most people working in an ED environment, wanting to use a camera for their own CME purposes, there are some general requirements which should be met:
		* small and light enough to take to work everyday</description>
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	* choosing a camera
	* clinical photography without using a flash
	* clinical photography consent
	* PicSafe - a secured, cloud-based clinical photography solution
	* ALL doctors should read: AMA guideline on clinical images and use of personal mobile devices such as smartphones

legal issues

	* there is no general prohibition against clinicians keeping their own records … so long as they maintain proper respect for their patients
	* clinicians who take medical …</description>
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see also:

	* clinical photography in the ED
	* Aust. Institute of Medical and Biological Illustration (AIMBI) guidelines for clinical practice - consent for clinical images (pdf)
	* Western Health intranet policies:
		* Consent for video &amp; photographs (docx)

	* Royal Children's Hospital:
		* consent form (pdf)

	* North Sydney Central Coast NSW consent form (pdf)
	* Uni. Queensland consent form
	* ALL doctors should read: AMA guideline on clinical images and use o…</description>
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