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The changing face of dermatology out‐patient referrals in the south‐east of Scotland

A Study of out‐patient dermatological services (NHS and private) in the south‐east of Scotland was carried out by medical staff in the Department of Dermatology in Edinburgh during the month of November 1988. The aim was to assess changes in referral patterns and workload compared with the findings of an identical investigation undertaken in November 1981. Of particular interest were the possible effects of recent publicity campaigns aimed at increasing public awareness about skin cancer.