Interactive Microscopy : Head and Neck Pathology 2017
In-Person Event
Jun 23 - 25, 2017
Palm Springs, California, USASpeakers
OVERVIEW
Interactive Microscopy : Head and Neck Pathology is organized by United States and Canadian Academy of Pathology (USCAP) and would be held during Jun 23 - 25, 2017 at USCAP Interactive Center, Palm Springs, California, United States of America.This CME conference has been approved with 16 AMA PRA Category 1 Credits.
The complexities of the head and neck region create a unique set of difficulties for pathologists, particularly if they are neuroendocrine specimens handled by general pathologists who do not see a high volume of these cases. The subtleties in the spectrum of their presentation in the context of differential diagnostic alternatives create a professional practice gap that can be closed by personalized, mentoring instruction with experts at multi-head microscopes. This course reinforces diagnostic cognitive strategies and underscores the pathologist as an integral player in the multidisciplinary team responsible for correct diagnosis and assignment to therapy. A concentrated, intense review of head and neck cases with experts at USCAP’s unique learning center in Palm Springs, California offers an unparalleled experience in a resort setting.
The complexities of the head and neck region create a unique set of difficulties for pathologists, particularly if they are neuroendocrine specimens handled by general pathologists who do not see a high volume of these cases. The subtleties in the spectrum of their presentation in the context of differential diagnostic alternatives create a professional practice gap that can be closed by personalized, mentoring instruction with experts at multi-head microscopes. This course reinforces diagnostic cognitive strategies and underscores the pathologist as an integral player in the multidisciplinary team responsible for correct diagnosis and assignment to therapy.
The complexities of the head and neck region create a unique set of difficulties for pathologists, particularly if they are neuroendocrine specimens handled by general pathologists who do not see a high volume of these cases. The subtleties in the spectrum of their presentation in the context of differential diagnostic alternatives create a professional practice gap that can be closed by personalized, mentoring instruction with experts at multi-head microscopes. This course reinforces diagnostic cognitive strategies and underscores the pathologist as an integral player in the multidisciplinary team responsible for correct diagnosis and assignment to therapy. A concentrated, intense review of head and neck cases with experts at USCAP’s unique learning center in Palm Springs, California offers an unparalleled experience in a resort setting.
The complexities of the head and neck region create a unique set of difficulties for pathologists, particularly if they are neuroendocrine specimens handled by general pathologists who do not see a high volume of these cases. The subtleties in the spectrum of their presentation in the context of differential diagnostic alternatives create a professional practice gap that can be closed by personalized, mentoring instruction with experts at multi-head microscopes. This course reinforces diagnostic cognitive strategies and underscores the pathologist as an integral player in the multidisciplinary team responsible for correct diagnosis and assignment to therapy.
KEY DATES
23 Jun, 2017
Event Start Date
25 Jun, 2017
Event End Date
SPECIALITIES
OrthopedicsPathologySUGGESTED HOTELS
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