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Saturday, June 4, 2011

NIH Cushing's Syndrome Survey

Information about this survey and your consent to participate

Patients with Cushing's syndrome report decreased quality of life before and after surgical treatment. We are investigators at the U.S. National Institutes of Health who care for patients with Cushing's syndrome. We want to learn more about the patients' experience during the post-surgical recovery phase with particular reference to quality of life. We are inviting patients like you who have had surgical treatment to complete the survey. Your responses will be gathered anonymously and will be treated confidentially; we hope to use them in a publication so that other physicians can learn about these issues.

Please kindly complete the following online questionnaire which is comprised of approximately 27 questions and should take around 15 minutes.

Take the survey here: http://csrecoverypatient.nichd.nih.gov/cssurvey/patientaccept.html

Friday, June 3, 2011

Webinar on Pituitary Disorders: Clinical and Mental Health Challenges

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Wednesday, June 29 · 12:00pm - 1:30pm

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Case In Point Webinar:
Pituitary Disorders
Clinical and Mental Health Challenges to their Diagnosis and Treatment

Wednesday, June 29, 2011
...12:00-1:30 p.m. (EST)

This webinar lays out a broad overview of common pituitary disorders, including but not limited to the clinical presentation and diagnosis of functioning and non-functioning pituitary tumors, their treatment and immediate post-operative complications. It can take many patients years to obtain a proper diagnosis. Once diagnosed and properly treated, patients are often faced with physical and mental changes that may be lifelong. Therefore, the aspects of long-term medical management and hormone replacement therapies will be discussed. The medical and mental health aspects specific to these disorders will be also be discussed with plenty of opportunity for questions and input.
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Faculty:
- Linda M. Rio, M.A., MFT
- Jessica Devin, M.D.

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Continuing education credits have been applied for nurses, case managers, social workers, disability management specialists, psychologist and behavioral heath professionals.

http://www.dorlandhealth.com/webinars/pituitary_disorders/