Oral Cancer Screening Seminar - 06-24-2005 02:33 PM
Hi everyone,
Some of you already know through other posts on the forum, that I planned an educational seminar for my staff and the other doctors in my office. This past Tuesday, Barbara Boland (bobb131), a member of this forum and tongue cancer survivor, presented an extremely informative and educational seminar in my office. There were about 25 doctors, hygienists and support staff in attendance. Eva Grayzel, another member and tongue cancer survivor, came down to meet Barb and hear her presentation.
Through the use of power point, handouts and verbal skills, Barbara provided us all with a wealth of new information and screening techniques. We have already put into action some of her suggestions and added to our current screening routine. We have ordered a supply of ViziLite kits and packages of the pins which are for sale through the OCF store.
The goal of our office is to provide our patients with the most comprehensive head and neck examination possible and to spread the word about the importance of "Early Detection". Having me, a doctor in the practice, who had a Stage I squamous cell carcinoma, provides us with the perfect example of how successful catching "it" early can be.
Thank you Barb for your time and your eagerness to share all of this with us. Thank you Barb and Eva for your friendship and helping me get through my cancer experience.
Jerry
Some of you already know through other posts on the forum, that I planned an educational seminar for my staff and the other doctors in my office. This past Tuesday, Barbara Boland (bobb131), a member of this forum and tongue cancer survivor, presented an extremely informative and educational seminar in my office. There were about 25 doctors, hygienists and support staff in attendance. Eva Grayzel, another member and tongue cancer survivor, came down to meet Barb and hear her presentation.
Through the use of power point, handouts and verbal skills, Barbara provided us all with a wealth of new information and screening techniques. We have already put into action some of her suggestions and added to our current screening routine. We have ordered a supply of ViziLite kits and packages of the pins which are for sale through the OCF store.
The goal of our office is to provide our patients with the most comprehensive head and neck examination possible and to spread the word about the importance of "Early Detection". Having me, a doctor in the practice, who had a Stage I squamous cell carcinoma, provides us with the perfect example of how successful catching "it" early can be.
Thank you Barb for your time and your eagerness to share all of this with us. Thank you Barb and Eva for your friendship and helping me get through my cancer experience.
Jerry