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The evolution of behavior of dermatology patients has seen significantlyaccelerated change over the past decade, driven by surging availability andadoption of digital tools and platforms. Through our longitudinal analysis ofthis behavior within Tunisia over a 35-year time frame, we identify behavioralpatterns across economic and cultural dimensions and how digital tools haveimpacted those patterns in preceding years. Throughout this work, we highlightthe witnessed effects of available digital tools as experienced by patients,and conclude by presenting a vision for how future tools can help address theissues identified across economic and cultural manifestations. Our analysis isfurther framed around three types of digital tools: "Dr. Google", social media,and artificial intelligence (AI) tools, and across three stages of clinicalcare: pre-visit, in-visit, and post-visit.

A 35-Year Longitudinal Analysis of Dermatology Patient Behavior across  Economic & Cultural Manifestations in Tunisia, and the Impact of Digital  Tools