About this episode
Professional photographer Woodrow Wilson, founder of Clinical Imaging in Melbourne, returns to the podcast. We last discussed clinical photography with him back in Episode 90.
We cover how clinical photography has evolved, the pitfalls of using iPhones and iPads, technical set-up and the importance of consistent lighting, cloud integration, data security and privacy, best practice for patient consent, and the impact of AI.
Woodrow also shares insights from his global work, including ethical marketing and regulation, and why high-quality, objective clinical images build patient trust.
What you'll learn
- Why high-quality clinical photography matters
- The pitfalls of phones and tablets for clinical photos
- Getting lighting and technical set-up right
- Data security, privacy and patient consent
- How AI is changing clinical imaging
- Ethical marketing with before and after photos
Topics
- Clinical photography
- Before and after photos
- Consent
- Data security
- AI
- Marketing
- Australia
Full transcript
The full transcript for this episode is coming soon.