Hi to All!
Everyone may already have this info. If not, here it is!
LIVE WEBCAST:
Featuring: Scott Zashin, M.D.
Presbyterian Hospital, Rheumatology, Clinical Assistant Professor at UT Southwestern in Dallas, TX.
I have received notice one may "sign in" without having registered for the webcast.
For more info: www.healthtalk.com/rheumatoidarthritis/index.cfm
Also: www.healthtalk.com/rheumatoidarthritis/programs/12_616/index .cfm
If these fail, for some reason, start at: www.healthtalk.com and choose "rheumatoid arthritis." A page will appear, noting the webcast tonight!
Please install "Media Player" for Mac or Windows and test before webcast.
Please sign in 10 minutes prior to begining of webcast.
Webcast sign-in time: PDT 5:20 PM; MDT 6:20 PM; CDT 7:20 PM; EDT 8:20 PM.
I hope this is helpful to someone!
I have checked these links; however, we are having "brown-outs" (electricity) where I live this AM. I cannot tell if these links are reliable. PLEASE check them out for yourself LONG BEFORE the webcast. Problems? Go to: www.healthtalk.com and/or to their RA page from there! I hope this works out! I have to "run" for now!
I am not able to check these links throught the day, as I have a super busy day. If they fail at all, go back to the "start page!"
I plan to watch this! Hope others are also interested!
Have a great day!
Did anyone get to listen to this webcast? I'd just barely arrived home in time to "sign in." It was pretty good. A very good generalized presentation about RA and appropriate meds. Also "touched upon" fibromyalgia, OA, etc. Exercise, sleep, etc. The title was: "Disease management: More than Symptom Control." They REALLY do take questions, as they had read my questions and had also answered it. I'd "attend" again in the future. Any other reviews? Have people attended others? What did you think? Have a great night!
Thanks for sharing that infor with the group Hopeful. Hi! Thanks for the feedback. I was not sure if everyone was receiving the info. on how to attend; therefore, I was not sure if my posting the info. was just being "redundant?"
I thought it was quite good, all in all. Definitely not a medical course rated for doctor, not even for nurses who know their rheumatology! Yet, a good presentation, hitting many good points. The questions posed by the "audience" were very nteresting, as well. All in all, I'd felt the audience was well-educated. I wasn't sure I was signing in correctly until it was sign-in time. Then... as many of us were sitting at the seemingly "dead" site, words appeared on the screen, inviting us to enter. Very different!
Hope everyone is feeling relatively well!
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