Discussion There are certain discrepancies in the data presented here. In the clinics, a
patient with a particular skin disease was recorded as a new patient on his first visit only; …

Several observers (Pollitzer, 1 Lane 2 and Hazen 3) have presented interesting statistical
studies of the incidence of common diseases of the skin occurring among patients seen in …

The incidence of skin diseases in the hospital practice cannot give a true picture of their
prevalence in the population served. Nevertheless the hospital incidence figures usually …

This is a continuation of the reporting of data obtained during a nation-wide survey in which
50 board-certified dermatologists, each devoting at least 75% of his time to private practice …

Crocker, Buckley, Pollitzer, Alderson and Reich, Gilman and other observers have
presented interesting statistical studies of the incidence of common diseases of the skin …

A survey of dermatological out‐patients in 2 large Glasgow hospitals from 1955ndash; 64 is
reported. The incidence of common diseases is analyzed in detail and changes in incidence …

Statistical observation were made on 278 patients who were referred to the Department of
Dermatology during their admission in Maryknoll Hospital from July 1, 1976 to June RO …

Dr. J. Marshall (Arch Derm87: 419, 1963) has listed the factors which influence the incidence
of skin disease and quoted the figures I obtained in regard to St. John's Hospital for …

A comparison of the diagnoses of the 10 most commonly encountered skin diseases in
private practice just prior to 1930 is made with an equal number of dermatoses in the 18 …

• A nationwide study of the practice activities of dermatologists reports that dermatology is a
predominantly outpatient specialty, with 97% of patient encounter occurring outside of the …