WoundVision Integrates Monk Skin Tone Scale into Scout Software to Advance Health Equity in Wound Care

Scout + Monk Skin Tone (MST) Scale Integration

WoundVision Integrates Monk Skin Tone Scale into Scout Software to Advance Health Equity in Wound Care

Learn more about the Monk Skin Tone Scale

WoundVision, the industry leader in dual-modality skin and wound imaging, is proud to announce the integration of the Monk Skin Tone (MST) Scale into its flagship Scout software platform. This groundbreaking enhancement aims to improve the assessment and documentation of skin conditions across diverse patient populations, addressing longstanding disparities in healthcare.

As the industry pioneers in dual-modality skin and wound imaging, our foundation has been and always will be long-wave infrared thermography (LWIT). Unlike traditional skin assessments that rely on subjective visual cues—often ineffective across darker skin tones—LWIT is scientifically validated to perform consistently across all patients, regardless of pigmentation.

Now, we’re taking the next leap forward by incorporating the MST Scale into our Scout software platform. By incorporating the MST Scale—a standardized tool for skin tone analysis—into the Scout platform, clinicians can now combine objective visual and thermographic data for more accurate documentation across all skin tones. We believe this fusion of thermal objectivity with skin tone awareness will enable clinicians to better understand patient risk, tailor interventions, and eliminate disparities in documentation. 

The new research tool offers:

  • Objective Skin Tone Documentation: Utilizing the MST Scale to standardize skin tone assessment.
  • Advanced Imaging: Combining photographic and thermal imaging for objective and quantitative documentation across all skin tones.
  • Increased Awareness: Empower clinicians to better understand patient risk, tailor interventions, and eliminate disparities in documentation.

This integration is currently available as a research tool. Healthcare professionals interested in exploring this feature can contact WoundVision at sales@woundvision.com.

Is your organization is looking for a trusted industry partner to help achieve enhance health equity in wound care? Please contact us to learn more about the role advanced imaging and documentation plays in pressure injuries.

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