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About Mohs Appropriate Use Criteria

There are many considerations when determining whether to use Mohs surgery for the treatment of skin cancer. The American Academy of Dermatology's new Mohs Surgery Appropriate Use Criteria app can easily and systematically assist you in determining when Mohs is most appropriate for your patients. Whether you are a Mohs surgeon, a general dermatologist, or other referring physician, this app can help you seamlessly implement the AUC in your practice.

Highlights of this free app include:
•Decision support on the appropriateness of Mohs for 270 unique scenarios
•Guided navigation through tumor and patient characteristics
•Color-coded body maps for high, medium and low-risk areas
•Supplemental clinical algorithms
•Quick reference that can be shared with referring physicians and patients

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Frequently Asked Questions(FAQ)

What is the Mohs Surgery Appropriate Use Criteria app?

The Mohs Surgery Appropriate Use Criteria app is a tool developed by the American Academy of Dermatology to assist healthcare professionals in determining when to use Mohs surgery for the treatment of skin cancer.

Who can benefit from using the Mohs Surgery Appropriate Use Criteria app?

Mohs surgeons, general dermatologists, and other referring physicians can benefit from using the Mohs Surgery Appropriate Use Criteria app.

What does the Mohs Surgery Appropriate Use Criteria app provide?

The app provides decision support on the appropriateness of Mohs surgery for 270 unique scenarios, guided navigation through tumor and patient characteristics, color-coded body maps for high, medium, and low-risk areas, supplemental clinical algorithms, and a quick reference that can be shared with referring physicians and patients.