Daniel D. Bennett, MD

The Clinical Utility of Teledermatology in Triaging and Diagnosing Skin Malignancies: Case Series

Author:: Kimberly A. Sable, MD; Sarah A. Korger, MD; Yaohui G. Xu, MD, PhD; Daniel D. Bennett, MD; Molly A. Hinshaw, MD; Anne E. Rosin, MD

Teledermatology via store-and-forward technology has been demonstrated to be effective in assessing and triaging various cutaneous malignancies....

Author:: Jon Klinton Peebles, MD; Lauren Craddock, MD; Daniel D. Bennett, MD; Bruce J. Longley, MD; Andrew Swanson, MD

A high index of suspicion for incontinentia pigmenti should be maintained in neonatal vesicular eruptions of unclear etiology, especially in the...

Author:: Cort D. McCaughey, MD; Ajay Amarnani, MD; B. Jack Longley, MD; Daniel D. Bennett, MD; Gary S. Wood, MD

Erythema gyratum repens (EGR) often is associated with an underlying malignancy, but it is not an obligate paraneoplastic syndrome. This case...

Quality improvement can and should be driven by a desire to improve patient outcomes, professional satisfaction, and operational efficiency, so...

Publish date: November 15, 2013

Dr. Daniel Bennett discusses Accountable Care Organizations and how they impact dermatologists.

There is a strong consensus among policymakers that US health care costs are unsustainable. In 2011, total health care spending in the United...

In his recent article, “Dermatopathology in Clinical Practice: Avoiding Abuse of Self-referral and Client Billing” (Cutis. 2013;92:12-14), Dr.

Publish date: July 12, 2013

Dr. Bennett discusses the impact of health care reform on dermatopathology.

Dermatopathology is as important to the specialty of dermatology and the care of patients with skin disease as is any element of the specialty.