By showcasing tools for providers and consumers, this breakout demonstrated the new ways in which both communities are reaching the proper diagnosis. By leveraging capabilities from our smartphones and tablets, these tools captured the future of diagnosis as it happens both in-home and at the hospital.

Bijan Salehizadeh moderates a panel on innovative, alternate sites and ways of diagnosing patients beyond the doctor’s office walls.

Alexander Börve, Founder & CEO of iDoc24, shows us how to consult a dermatologist about your rash! iDoc24 provides anonymous skin advice that can be accessed through any device.

As well as being an entrepreneur, Alexander is a spine surgeon, PhD student, and teacher to medical students in Gothenburg. Somehow he’s managed to fit in living in seven countries and speaking six languages, all while building a cell-phone based dermatology service that we featured at Health 2.0 Europe in 2011 and in San Francisco last month.

Amit Khutti, Managing Director, DrEd and Alexander Börve, Founder & CEO, iDoc24 discuss and field questions from our panel about telehealth and being a doctor online.

Alexander Börve, Founder & CEO, iDoc24

iDoc24 started in the STING (Stockholm innovation and growth) incubator in 2009 and took home first place in the Mobile Healthcare University Challenge at last year’s mHealth Summit in London. So what does a spine surgeon design for iDoc24’s first health application? A remote dermatology exam of course! The product contains a front end mobile application for the patient and an online back-end for the physician. Alexander walks us through the interface and how these two portals provide care.