Fitzpatrick Skin Type Self Reporting Versus Provider Reporting: A Single-center, Survey-based Study.

Despite being the most used skin tone classification system in dermatology, the FST system has many limitations. The classification system needs to be reevaluated or replaced with methods that more accurately, appropriately, and reliably describe skin tones and skin photo reactivity. Education is necessary for current trainees to avoid erroneous use of classifications such as the FST.

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2024-12-01
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Nonmelanoma Skin Cancer Studies
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Fitzpatrick Skin Type Self Reporting Versus Provider Reporting: A Single-center, Survey-based Study.

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Fitzpatrick Skin Type Self Reporting Versus Provider Reporting: A Single-center, Survey-based Study.

Pamela Allen, B. Sallee, Anisha Bhanot, Jamalje Bassue, Sherifat Ademola
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Abstract

Despite being the most used skin tone classification system in dermatology, the FST system has many limitations. The classification system needs to be reevaluated or replaced with methods that more accurately, appropriately, and reliably describe skin tones and skin photo reactivity. Education is necessary for current trainees to avoid erroneous use of classifications such as the FST.

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Tulane University (US), Boston Medical Center (US), University of Oklahoma (US)
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