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The art of observation: visual literacy for dermatologists

Pioneering research has highlighted the benefits of visual literacy training (VLT) for dermatology residents, especially when centres have delivered it in short sessions over several weeks (Table 1).1-6 However, the benefit of VLT for senior dermatologists remains unexplored and it has not been assessed when delivered as an extended single event.