0.5 Non-Clinical CEUs + 4.0 Clinical CEUs
PLUS
1.0 OPTIONAL Clinical CEU
Course Description:
This course will review the assessment portion of the dental hygiene process of care, specifically in relation to oral pathology and lesion detection. The range of descriptors for lesions and anomalies will be presented with lesion examples for each descriptor. Cases with the various types of lesions with be presented with a differential diagnosis discussion with audience participation. Emphasis will be placed on detecting lesions that are suspicious for oral cancer and differentiation of similar appearing lesions. Participants will leave with tools to use in clinical practice for lesion assessment.
Upon completion of the session, participants will be able to:
7:30AM - Doors Open - Breakfast, Vendors, and Registration
8:00AM - Course Part 1
10:20AM - Business Meeting, Voting, Exhibitor Presentation, and Vendors
11:00AM - Course Part 2
12:30PM - Snack and Vendors
12:45PM - Optional Round Table
1:45PM - Event Concludes
Continuing Education Units
0.5 Non-Clinical CEUs
4.0 Clinical CEUs
1.0 OPTIONAL Clinical CEU
REGISTRATION FEES
Registration Deadline is October 3, 2018.
Payment Options: Credit cards and checks accepted. Checks must be received in the NHDHA office by October 3, 2018. Pay with credit card by clicking on the PayPal button in the Registration Form. PayPal account is not required.
Refund Policy: Cancellations received by 10/3/18 will be refunded less a 25% administrative fee. No refunds accepted on or after 10/4/18. If there is an emergency or illness after this deadline, the NHDHA would be happy to credit your payment toward another event on a case-by-case basis.
Sherri Lukes, RDH, MS, FAADH has 37 years of experience in dentistry, 28 spent in academia. In 2014 she retired as associate professor from Southern Illinois University dental hygiene program where she taught oral pathology, community oral health, multicultural dental hygiene and advanced periodontics clinic. Her research was concentrated in oral pathology, and migrant farm worker oral health, resulting in multiple peer reviewed publications. A Pathology Fellow and approved speaker of the American Academy of Dental Hygiene, Sherri enjoys integrating her expertise from years of teaching and research into CE courses to empower hygienists in the delivery of care. Ms. Lukes is a past president of the Illinois Dental Hygienists’ Association. Community service projects include biannual mission trips to central Mexico, where accompanied by SIU dental hygiene students, she provides oral health care in an orphanage and remote villages. She received Community Service, Teacher of the Year, and Research Paper of the Year awards while at SIU, was named an Oral Health Champion by the IFLOSS Coalition and the Illinois Department of Public Health and is a past recipient of the Sunstar/RDH Award of Distinction.