Continuing Medical
Education
Faculty of Medicine
The University of British Columbia
Fall Dermatology Update 1997
for Family Practitioners
Saturday, October 4, 1997
G.F. Strong Rehabilitation Centre, 4255 Laurel
Street, Vancouver, BC
Auditorium
Sponsored by: Division of Dermatology and
Division of Continuing Medical Education,
University of British Columbia
Contents
- "excellent"
- "wonderful"
- "most enjoyable and very
helpful"
- "overall a very good
course"
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- "hard to beat!"
- "excellent syllabus"
- "very good and useful
course"
- "extremely good course"
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This program will review aspects of diagnosis
of hair loss, skin cancer and connective tissue
diseases in children. There will also be
presentations on the treatment of psoriasis,
warts and the use of laser therapy in skin
disease. The afternoon session will include a
discussion of cosmetics and sunscreens, common
causes of contact dermatitis, and skin parasites.
All family practitioners who wish an update on
dermatology diagnosis and management will find
this update of value.
- Improve your diagnostic abilities in hair
loss, skin cancer and childhood
connective tissue disease.
- Improve your treatment capabilities in
psoriasis and warts as well as be able to
advise patients of the value of laser
therapy for specific skin diseases.
- Advise your patient on appropriate use of
cosmetics and sunscreens.
- Identify the causes of contact
dermatitis.
- Recognize and effectively treat skin
parasites found in British Columbia.
Moderator: |
Dr. Vincent Ho
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0730 |
Final
Registration - |
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Coffee
and Muffins |
Auditorium
Foyer |
0815 |
Welcome
and Opening Remarks |
Dr.
G. Feinstadt |
0825 |
Diagnosis
of Hair Loss |
Dr.
J. Shapiro |
0850 |
Diagnosis
of Skin Cancer |
Dr.
V. Ho |
0915 |
Inflammatory
Connective Tissue Disease
in
Children |
Dr.
J. Prendiville |
0940 |
Questions
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1000 |
Intermission
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Auditorium
Foyer |
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Moderator: |
Dr. Harvey Lui
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1020 |
Treatment
of Psoriasis |
Dr.
B. Gregory |
1045 |
Treatment
of Warts |
Dr.
B. Kunimoto |
1110 |
Laser
Therapy of Skin Diseases |
Dr.
H. Lui |
1135 |
Questions
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1200 |
Lunch
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G.F.
Strong Cafeteria |
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Moderator: |
Dr. Neil
Kitson |
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1300 |
Cosmetics
and Sunscreens |
Dr.
R. Ongley |
1325 |
Common
Causes of Contact Dermatitis |
Dr.
A. McLeod |
1350 |
Ectoparasitic
Diseases in British Columbia |
Dr.
N. Kitson |
1415 |
Questions
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1430 |
Closing
Remarks |
Dr.
N. Kitson |
1440 |
Course
Evaluation Questionnaire |
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1445 |
Course
Ends. Have a Safe Journey Home! |
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A block of bedrooms has been reserved at the
Plaza 500 Hotel, 500 West 12 Avenue, Vancouver,
BC. Room rates are $105 Cdn. (single or double).
Parking is $8 per day. Please contact the Plaza
500 directly, 604-873-1811 or toll free
1-800-473-1811, and specify that you are
attending the "UBC Fall Dermatology"
program. Reservations must by made by September
3, 1997, as rooms will not be held beyond that
date, except on a space available basis.
The Division of Continuing Medical Education
exercises the right to offer this course based on
meeting a minimum enrollment. This course may be
cancelled twenty (20) days prior to the course
date. Each registrant will be notified by
telephone, with written notification and a full
refund following. The University of British
Columbia is not responsible for any costs,
including but not limited to airline or hotel
penalties. If written notice of withdrawal and
original tuition receipt are received by
September 5, 1997, the registration will be
refunded less a $50 handling charge. No refunds
will be granted for withdrawal after this date.
This educational program meets the criteria of
5.5 credit hours of MAINPRO M1 of the College of
Family Physicians of Canada. As an organization
accredited to sponsor Continuing Medical
Education for physicians by both the Committee on
Accreditation of Canadian Medical Schools and the
Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical
Education of the United States, the Division of
Continuing Medical Education, UBC, designates
this educational program as meeting the criteria
of
5.5 credit hours in Category 1 of the
Physician's Recognition Award (PRA) of the
American Medical Association (AMA) or any other
organization that recognizes Category 1 credits.
In consideration of others, no smoking is
permitted in the meeting rooms.
Please do not use a pager or cellular phone
during the lectures as a courtesy to others.
The Division of Continuing Medical Education.
Registration Application: ME7719
Tuition: |
On or Before
September 4/97 |
After
September 4/97 |
On site |
Physicians |
$139
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$155 |
$165
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UBC
Faculty |
$115
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$125 |
$135
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(Tuition includes course materials, lunch and
refreshments)
To ensure course materials are ready for you
at the course, your registration must be received
by 4:00 p.m., September 26, 1997. Registrations
not received by this point will be charged the
on-site rate.
- Dr. Robert Coupe,
Clinical Associate Professor, Division of
Dermatology, Department of Medicine
- Dr. Garry Feinstadt,
Clinical Assistant Professor, Department
of Family Practice
- Dr. Brian Gregory,
Clinical Assistant Professor, Division of
Dermatology, Department of Medicine
- Dr. Vincent Ho,
Associate Professor, Division of
Dermatology, Department of Medicine
- Dr. Neil Kitson,
Associate Professor, Division of
Dermatology, Department of Medicine
- Dr. Brian Kunimoto,
Clinical Assistant Professor, Division of
Dermatology, Department of Medicine
- Dr. Harvey Lui,
Assistant Professor, Division of
Dermatology, Department of Medicine
- Dr. W. Alastair McLeod,
Clinical Professor, Division of
Dermatology, Department of Medicine
- Dr. Roberta Ongley,
Clinical Associate Professor, Division of
Dermatology, Department of Medicine
- Dr. Julie Prendiville,
Clinical Associate Professor, Division of
Dermatology, Department of Paediatrics
- Dr. Jerry Shapiro,
Clinical Associate Professor, Division of
Dermatology, Department of Medicine
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