Though it seemed like it would never happen, fall colors are finally appearing, and leaves are really starting to come down. With autumn in full motion, there is plenty of excitement here at the UNC Cancer Network. I hope that you find this information informative, and we always appreciate your feedback and questions.
Many of you have expressed concern in the past that our lecture times were not convenient for your schedules. We now have a way to address these concerns, and much more! Please be sure to read Alan’s announcement regarding our new learning portal. This is the culmination of several months of hard work to bring our continuing education audience the ability to view and receive credit for specified lectures up to a year after they have been presented. We have received very positive feedback during the days leading up to the release, and I feel certain that you will be impressed.
For those who need video collaboration tools to use in association with the work they do at the UCN Lineberger Comprehensive Cancer Center, we are very pleased to announce that we now have Zoom Video Communications. This is replacing WebEx, which we have made available for the past several years. We think that those who depend on collaborative tools will be impressed with what Zoom has to offer. Please see www.uncc.org/zoom for details, and don’t hesitate to contact us with any questions that you may have.
We are very excited to be hosting a special lecture titled Oral Cancer: A Comprehensive Overview. This program will offer CNE, ASRT, CME and ADA continuing education credit (upon approval) for eligible participants. Please visit https://unclineberger.org/unclcn/events/conferences/dental-head-neck for details and registration.
Though it may seem like the year is winding down, we still have seven lectures left in 2017. Please be sure to visit https://unclineberger.org/unclcn/events for a full listing of upcoming lectures.
As always, our team strives to provide the citizens of North Carolina with the very best in oncology education and professional collaboration. We are extremely thankful to all speakers, lecture attendees, clinicians, and collaborators who make this possible.
All the best,
Tim