DermLog

DermLog is for dermatology residents who log cases in the ACGME Case Log System. Instead of typing cases into ACGME's site one at a time, you keep a quick log in your notes, paste it into DermLog, check it, and DermLog fills in ACGME's form for each case. How it works 1. Paste your log. Start each day with the date and the attending's last name, then put one patient per line with their CPT codes: 9/20 Smith 17311 13132 17311 17311 13132 The year is optional and commas are fine. If DermLog can't read a line, it leaves that line in the box so you can fix it. 2. Or, look up codes you don't remember. Search by number or keyword, or use Code Finder: choose the procedure, body site and size, and it gives you the code, including add-on codes for large repairs, flaps and grafts. 3. Check your cases. Everything goes into one list first, where you can change the date, attending, role, patient type, codes or lesion ID. 4. Send them to ACGME. DermLog opens ACGME's own Case Log page, where you sign in as usual. Tap Fill Form and DermLog enters the case and moves to the last screen. Look it over, then tap ACGME's Submit button yourself. The next case is ready right after. DermLog never submits a case without your say so. Other details • Botox and five laser types all use CPT 17999 on ACGME. DermLog labels each one by name (for example, 17999 Botox / neurotoxin) so you know which you're logging. • Several lesions on one patient go in one case, shown as 17311 ×2. • HS deroofing and excision codes are included, even though ACGME doesn't track them for dermatology. • Works on iPhone and iPad, in light or dark mode. There's no account and no tracking. Your cases are saved only on your device, and DermLog never sees your ACGME password. DermLog was made by a dermatology resident for dermatology residnets. It isn't affiliated with or endorsed by ACGME.