Ian Bennett, MD, PhD

Faculty Appointment(s)

Professor, Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences

Professor, Family Medicine

Adjunct Professor, Global Health

ibennett@uw.edu

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My academic and clinical work has focused on delivering primary health services to vulnerable populations in the U.S. and developing countries around the world. I am currently the principal investigator of an NIH-funded trial of the implementation of collaborative care for perinatal depression in health centers, and I have been funded by Grand Challenges Canada to study health strategies to reach of pregnant women in the U.S., Nigeria, and Peru. 

A significant amount of my work has explored how technology can be used to support evidence-based care models in primary care settings. As a family physician, I provide a full spectrum primary care that includes obstetric, family planning, pediatrics, and general adult health. I also have expertise in mental health, implementation science, strategies to support implementation and dissemination of evidence-based practices for behavioral health integration, and ways to enhance mental health services in primary care settings. 

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Recent Publications

Patient Perspectives Regarding Clinician Communication During Telemedicine Compared With In-Clinic Abortion.
(2023 May 4)
Obstet Gynecol
Godfrey EM, Fiastro AE, Ruben MR, Young EV, Bennett IM, Jacob-Files E
Advance provision of medication for induced abortion: A qualitative study of patient perspectives.
(2023 Apr 19)
Contraception
Fiastro AE, Young E, Jacob-Files E, Ruben MR, Coeytaux FM, Bennett IM, Godfrey EM
Technique of intraoperative ultrasound-guided excision of impalpable breast lesions.
(2023 Feb)
Australas J Ultrasound Med 26(1): 63-66
Khoo FJ, Wong J, Stephenson J, Bennett I
Association of psychiatric consultant characteristics with clinical outcomes of collaborative care for depression.
(2022 Apr 1)
Ann Fam Med
Chen E, Bazo-Alvarez JC, Bennett I, Patterson D
In vivo assignment of methylmalonic acid in breast tissue using 2D MRS and relationship with breast density, menopausal status and cancer risk.
(2023 Mar)
NMR Biomed 36(3): e4851
Santamaría G, Naude N, Bennett I, Vosburgh K, Ganau S, Bargalló X, Malycha P, Mountford C
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