Table 3.

Summary table of results from patient satisfaction of AIaMD in skin cancer pathways.

	Median	IQR
I feel confident in ‘computers’ being used to help doctors diagnose and formulate management plans	70	50–95
I think having computers assess my photographs to help guide my GP is a good way of dealing with my problem	85	65–100
I would rather have my skin assessed by a computer than wait weeks to see an in-person dermatologist	70	50–97.5
I felt comfortable having my photographs taken with a mobile phone device	95	70–100
The prospect of having my lesions assessed by a computer made me feel uncomfortable	10	0–46
I have confidence that a computer can help me and my doctor by analyzing photographs of lesions	85	60–100
I feel more confident in my diagnosis when it is made by a dermatologist compared to a computer	50	50–75
The photography service is an efficient use of my time	85	62.5–100
I found it embarrassing having my photographs taken	0	0–5
I would have preferred to see a dermatologist face to face rather than have a computer assess my lesion	50	25–80
Having a computer assess photographs of my lesion saves time in comparison to a face-to-face consultation	75	50–95
I would have preferred to have my photographs taking in my GP practice rather than in hospital	50	10–71.25
I felt the time needed to take photographs was too long	0	0–10
I would recommend the teledermatology service to friends and family.	80	50–100