Michigan Dental Hygienists’ Association and Northland Dental Hygienists’ Association Proudly Announce:  A Multidiscipline Approach to Head and Neck Cancers Presented by Henry Ford Hospital Institute Head and Neck Cancer Program   Saturday, March 18, 2017   8:30-2:30pm Hagerty Center Great Lakes Campus 715 E. Front St. Traverse City, MI   Course Overview: Although cancers of the head and neck region only account for five percent of all cancers reported yearly in the human body, 30 percent of these cancers occur in the oral cavity. That is roughly 22,000 new cases per year if cancers of the lip are not included. Between 6000 and 7000 deaths per year occur because of oral cavity cancer. Cancers of the oral cavity left untreated can have devastating effects on critical life functions for people who have this disease. The oral cavity cancer diagnosis, treatment and rehabilitation is challenging because there are many different types of tissue located in this relatively small area and this area has numerous functions (speech, mastication, swallow, cosmesis). The choice of treatment and rehabilitation must take into account the potential loss of function in this area. A well-coordinated multidisciplinary team is required to provide optimal cancer treatment outcomes and survivorship.  The objective of this symposium will be to review all aspects of oral cavity cancer diagnosis, treatments and rehabilitation with presentations from all disciplines involved.  Specific attention will be paid to the diagnostic difficulties of oral cavity lesions, cutting edge treatments of challenging cases and how to optimize the rehabilitation of these patients. Objectives: Review basics of head and neck cancer risk, diagnosis and treatment Review multidisciplinary approach to head and neck cancer care Specific attention will be given to oral cancers including oral cavity and oropharynx cancers Review of the HPV cancer related epidemic Define cancer survivorship for head & neck cancer patients, importance of good oral health Review how head and neck cancer treatment can affect oral health   Henry Ford Hospital Institute Head and Neck Cancer Program Keynote Speakers: Steven Chang, MD, FACS                         Director, HFCI Head and Neck Cancer Program Tamer Ghanem, MD, PhD, FACS          Director of Division of Head and Neck Surgery Farzan Siddiqui, MD, PhD                      Director of Head and Neck Radiation Oncology Susan Hill, RD                                              HFCI Dietician Jamie Lindholm, MS, CCC-SLP                Head and Neck Speech Language Pathologist Amy William PhD                                       Head and Neck Cancer Psychologist Christian Keller MD                                   Head and Neck Pathologist Jawad Sheqwara, MD                               Head and Neck Medical Oncologist   Program Agenda: 7:30-8:30                                                     Registration and Vendors 8:30-9:00             Dr. Chang                   Multidisciplinary Care Model 9:00-9:30             Dr. Ghanem                Free Flap Reconstruction 9:30-10:00           Dr. Siddiqui                 HPV Related Oral pharyngeal cancers 10:00-10:20         Susan Hill                    Oral Cancer Diet 10:20-10:40         Jamie Lindholm       Speech and Swallow changes in Oral Cancer                             10:40-11:00         Dr. Williams               Cognitive Impairment in Oral Cancer Patients                                                                    11:00-12:00         Lunch and Vendors (Lunch is included) 12:00-12:30         Dr. Keller                    Pathology of Oral Cavity and Oropharynx Cancers          12:30-1:00           Dr. Ghanem               Trans Oral Robotic Surgery for Oropharyngeal Patients 1:00-1:30             Dr. Siddiqui                Radiation Effects in Oral Cavity Cancer 1:30-2:00             Dr. Sheqwara           Chemotherapy Effects on Oral Cavity Cancer 2:00-2:30             Dr. Chang                   Case Discussions, Time for Questions Traverse City Seminar Registration Form (Click link to print registration form)

GREATER DETROIT DENTAL HYGIENISTS' ASSOCIATION PRESENTS Red Run Golf Club- 2036 Rochester Road, Royal Oak March 24, 2017 8:30AM-1:30PM 4 CE- 2 courses "Putting the "I" in Team: Inter-Professional Patient Centered Care." Danette R. Ocegueda, RDH, MS Manager of Professional Education, Midwest Region Philips Oral Healthcare, Philips, North America Danette received her Bachelor of Science degree in Dental Hygiene from Old Dominion University, her Master of Science in Dental Hygiene Education for the University of Missouri-Kansas City and is certified in Forensic Dentistry. In addition to over twenty-four years of clinical experience, Danette’s career also includes experience in academia, where she has taught dental hygiene courses for the last nine years as an adjunct professor. Danette is a member of the California Dental Hygiene Educators’ Association, the American Dental Hygienists’ Association and the California Dental Hygienists’ Association, serving as the Student Relations Council Co-chair. She and her husband Tony are parents to three daughters and reside in Woodland, California. Danette is actively involved in her community and church. She enjoys camping, hiking, horseback riding, and watching her daughter’s sporting events. COURSE OBJECTIVES: Identify current optimal care practices and expand upon opportunities Review medical emergency protocols Distinguish between inter-office communication and intra-office communication Learn to apply new protocols for: collaboration, referrals, guidelines, and documentation Implement suggestions for seamless communication that will enrich your team environment Identify prospective inter-disciplinary opportunities 2nd Course 11:30-1:30pm "In Pursuit of Health: Care to Take the Journey" COURSE OBJECTIVES: Incorporate oral pathology screenings/exams at every recare visit Customize a treatment plan based on the patient’s individual level of caries risk Exemplify a pathway to wellness with education about the inflammatory process Implement resources and tools for routine comprehensive patient screenings *** Red Run Golf Club- Royal Oak *** www.redrungolfclub.com *** No Blue Jeans*** 8:30Am Registration, Refreshments/Continental Breakfast 9:00- 11:00AM 1st course Presentation Break 11:30-1:30 2nd course topic 4 CEU Deadline: 3/14/2017 *There may be an additional charge for late registration. ADHA Members: $75- Includes both courses DDS: $150 Non-Members: $95 Make checks payable to GDDHA No Refunds Mail registration to: Deb McKelvey, RDH 3268 Catalpa Dr. Berkley, MI 48072 (248)990-2542 berkleyjimanddeb@aol.com Please provide your e-mail address as we will be e-mailing handouts if they are available prior to the seminar. Click on link for flyer Red Run 3-24-17

Dear MDHA Member, Your professional Association requests the honor of your presence and cordially invites you to attend the 21st Annual MDHA Legislative Luncheon.  It will be held Tuesday May 9th, 2017, 11:30am until 1:30pm at the House Office Building, Mackinac Room (corner of Ottawa and Capitol in Lansing, MI).  Please join us for this MDHA tradition, expected and honored by legislators, who want to hear from you, their constituent.  It’s fun, free and lunch is included. Remember you are the expert! A one hour continuing education program will be presented from 10:00-11:00am by, Sarah Hubbard from Acuitas, MDHA’s lobbying firm.  If you have not attended this resourceful program, we encourage you to plan on joining us.    RSVP: By Friday April 28th Athena Antonis aantonis@acuitasllc.com  517-853-1236 Please include:  House Representative:  Senate Representative:  Your full name and address (zip included):  Find your legislators (below links) and then provide info:   House: http://www.house.mi.gov/mhrpublic/  Senator:  http://www.senate.michigan.gov/fysbyaddress.html  Special thanks to our luncheon sponsor: Delta Dental