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Certificate of Fundamental Dermatoscopy 2022
Hosted by Skin Cancer Symposiums.
The Certificate of Fundamental Dermatoscopy course is aimed at beginners in the field of dermatoscopy and skin cancer. You need an excellent foundation to confidently use your dermatoscope. Professor Cliff Rosendahl and Associate Professor Amanda Oakley together will ensure you have a confident feel for the basics of dermatoscopy. They will cover the basics of the various dermatoscopic instruments, the language used, the fundamental dermatoscopic features of common benign lesions and the use of ‘Chaos and Clues’ which is an algorithm co-founded by Professor Cliff Rosendahl. ‘Chaos and Clues’ provides you with a safe way to decide which pigmented lesions can be left and which require excising (this is achieved without needing to diagnose exactly what the lesion is). The algorithm is presented in a simple and easy to follow way with plenty of examples and repetition. Associate Professor Amanda Oakley will then expertly guide you through the fundamentals of diagnosing BCCs and SCCs. On completion of the course, you will have a strong understanding of the fundamentals of dermatoscopy and how it will help you diagnose and manage the lesion in front of you.
You will leave the symposium with the skills and all the necessary tools to be up and running on your first day back at work. Without a doubt, you’ll be fascinated by the world of dermatoscopy and how it will improve your enjoyment and ability to manage skin lesions on your patients. And what a relief it will be to be able to say to your patient confidently that the black “mole” they are concerned about is fine!
All delegates will receive a complimentary Molescope II dermatoscope (worth $445) with a free Universal Adaptor that can be used with all mobile phones.
This course has been approved by the Royal NZ College of GPs for reimbursement as an approved ‘Conference’ (up to $590 including GST) for GPEP 1 registrars.
Learning intentions
To improve recognition and early detection of melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancers.
Learning outcomes
Improved specificity and sensitivity in the diagnosis of skin cancers.
The “Certificate of Fundamental Dermatoscopy 2022” activity has been endorsed by The Royal New Zealand College of General Practitioners (RNZCGP) and has been approved for up to
6 CME credits
for the General Practice Educational Programme (GPEP) and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) purposes.
Visit the website to find out more and register:
https://www.skincancersymposiums.com/symposium/certificate-of-fundamental-dermatoscopy-2022/
When
2/07/2022 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
Where
Whenua Pupuke Clinical Skills Center North Shore Hospital Auckland
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