New Webinar 1/16

[AugustineMama]

HCV Alerts: Rapid Response to
Practice-Changing Advances


CME-Certified Webinar
Friday, January 16, 2015 at 12:00 PM ET

Mark S. Sulkowski, MD

Join us for the second in a series of Webinars addressing important developments in HCV care.

In this live, 30-minute, CME-certified Webinar, Mark S. Sulkowski, MD, will highlight how to incorporate the latest AASLD/IDSA guidance on HCV management into clinical practice.

Attendees are invited to participate in the discussion by submitting questions for the expert faculty in advance. CCO will collect questions from attendees during the registration process.

Register Now
Friday, January 16, 2015

12:00 PM - 12:30 PM Live Webinar

Details to log in to the Webinar will be sent to the email address you provide during registration.

Agenda

12:00 PM - 12:15 PM Presentation: Incorporating the Latest AASLD/IDSA Guidance on HCV Management

Treatment Recommendations
Timing of Treatment
Options Based on Genotype and Treatment Experience
Options Based on Liver Histology
Monitoring Recommendations
Management of Unique Patient Populations
12:15 PM - 12:30 PM Question-and-Answer Session/Conclusions

Complete program information is available online at clinicaloptions.com/hcvalerts.

[morning_glory]

I am wondering if anyone attended the webinar on 1/16/15 & posted any information, in regards to this?

Thank you,
MG

[morning_glory]

Thank you, it helps me better understand the purpose of the webinars :-)

[Rbeth]

Thx mama! Sorry for reprint of http, was copy/ posting to me AND lol it ended up here. Was thinking it would be easier to open link rather than typing ... A fatigue moment :) sigh!
Thx for info, will reg.
Randy

[Rbeth]

If you follow this link and register they will send you notifications on hep c and it walks you thru http://www.clinicaloptions.com/Hepatitis/Live%20Events/Webcast/HCV%20Alerts%202/Tabs/Agenda.aspx

[patra_]

I don't about the others, but they help me to understand, what the meds are that are available, who the trial population was - which puts official recommendations into some kind of prespective, and, perhaps most important, how the meds work, what the 'science' behind the med is (meds are).

Does that change anything about future treatments?  Maybe not, BUT also, maybe, as we become more informed, and can discuss med choices with the Dr.  Many people have doctors who can learn from the information we are able to bring back into the office visit.  Also, if we bring up questions as a result of info we have learned, Drs can explain more completely why he as chosen X over, say, Z or S.

I am not being very clear (or succinct) but hope this helps.  Pat

[morning_glory]

I'm curious, do these webinars help change the course of future treatments? Or are they more like an FYI? Q & A's?
I'm sorry, if is sounds like a silly question.
Maybe someone can help me better understand.
Thank you!
MG

[patra_]

S:  I think AMama is talking about a regular phone, where you just dial the Phone number, do what they instruct ( Press some number, etc) and just listen.  We used to do that back in the past, at work before we have the computer ability. mI think she is right, that there is info on the registration site.

Anyway, there is a toll free # to call if you have a question about registration.  You might want to call them and ask.

aoh, you might want to give them a number where you have LD calls without paying by the minute, OR mkae sure the number to call to listen is Toll Free (I' ll bet on that option).   Good Luck! Pat

[susan400]

Yes, Pat, they were. I did a sound check and everything was on, on my speakers.  I'd do it on my phone, if I had that type of phone with a decent data plan, but I can't even open pictures in a text message.  It's not a IPhone, or an Android.  Susan400

[AugustineMama]

You can stream on your phones too yo just listen

[patra_]

AM:  Got it!  Took me a couple of tries to get it open, but no trouble with registering.  Got a Confirmation of receipt last night and a confirmation if registration this a.m.

I hope I don't do something to make the slides get ahead of the speaker this time.

Susan, are you sure your sound was turned on, on your computer, and the volume up?  I had to make a note to remind myself to do that before the program started, as I usually keep the sounf turned off, or way far down (and forget which, so have to check it good, before I want to use the sound for something.  : -).    (Just a thought).

Pat

[susan400]

I registered for the last one and never could get any sound to come out. I don't own an IPAD, or tablet, so I can't watch it like that. I have a simple desktop and all the slides came up, but not any sound or talking. I got too frustrated trying to figure it out. By the time I had messed with it and messed with it, the seminar was over.  So, I think I'll pass this time and hopeful someone who watches it will come back on here and give a synopsis.

Susan400

[hepcandme]

I'm registered

This is the question I posted:

Will the use of Ribavirin become an adjunct treatment of the past or do you see a continued benefit for difficult to treat patients?

[patra_]

Thanks for the link!  I am going to regidter now!  Pat

[Ekkiemom]

Just registered

[Ekkiemom]

Thanks for the post, going to register
Hugs

[AugustineMama]

If you follow this link and register they will send you notifications on hep c and it walks you thru http://www.clinicaloptions.com/Hepatitis/Live%20Events/Webcast/HCV%20Alerts%202/Tabs/Agenda.aspx

[pat12]

Thanks for this info!

[patra_]

Thanks!

I am really computer illiterate.  Can you tell me how to access the Registration site? More thanks.: -)

Pat