Built for dermatology

Skin changes slowly. Your records should show it precisely.

PASI and DLQI scoring native to the platform, progress photos alongside structured notes, and every consultation documented while it happens.

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The problem Panim was built for

Dermatology is evidence-over-time medicine: a psoriasis plan or an acne course proves itself across months, not appointments.

Yet in most clinics that evidence lives in scattered free text and camera rolls, invisible to the next consultation and useless to governance.

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PASI and DLQI, captured natively at every relevant visit

How Panim works here

  • Briefing

    Last visit’s scores, photos, and plan on screen before the patient sits down.

  • Documentation

    Dermatology consultations documented in structured form, findings and plan as you speak.

  • Consent

    Procedure and photography consent signed, stored, and retrievable.

  • Measures

    PASI and DLQI as first-class structured data: trends, not anecdotes.

Where the specialty depth shows

  • Outcome scoring, native

    PASI and DLQI captured at the point of care and trended automatically across visits.

  • Progress photography in the record

    Images sit beside the structured note, consented and timestamped.

  • Long-condition continuity

    Chronic skin conditions carry their full story into every appointment.

Regulatory context

Private dermatology clinics are inspected on documentation quality and consent, including photography consent, which most systems treat as an afterthought. Panim treats it as a first-class record.

Frequently asked questions

  • Yes: structured fields, captured at the visit, trended across time; dermatology is Panim’s founding specialty area.

  • Photography consent is captured digitally, timestamped, and stored with the images.

  • Yes: templates for both sit in the same clinic.

Book a readiness audit.

A free, structured review of how your clinic records consent, programme reviews and decisions, with a written findings report.