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World Congress Information
To: All American College
of Rejuvenology™ members
From: E. Gaylon McCollough,
MD, FACS and Second World Congress Planning
Committee
Re: Second World
Congress, originally scheduled for October 2007
Date: August 15, 2007
The planning committee has
decided to postpone the Second World Congress on Rejuvenology
from October 2007 to February 21 – 24, 2008.
We are planning a different
event for October 2007: A Rejuvenology™-Defining
Roundtable/Workshop. This will be held here in Gulf Shores,
and all of you are invited.
The event will be held Friday
evening, Saturday, and half a day Sunday, October 5 – 7, 2007.
This will be a casual event in dress and program.
The program we have planned
is this:
Friday evening:
Reception at the McCollough Institute
Saturday:
8 -5 pm Breakfast and Lunch
provided.
Roundtable discussions (times
approximate)
8 – 10 am
Crucial Questions Yet To Be Answered ...
What is
Rejuvenology™?
What does it mean to you? to your profession? to the public?
How
should the Rejuvenologist define “aging”?
What actually causes an individual to age?
What, if anything, can slow the process down?
Can
aging be reversed?
What is society’s role in the process of growing “old”?
Why
are some people younger than others … at the same age?
10 – Noon
Outcome-Based Case Studies
We will look at
individuals with a variety of circumstances and
share (from the standpoints
of each of our disciplines)
how to manage the
patient/client (i.e. diagnostic approaches,
studies and interventions we
might choose, referrals,
consultations, and
coordinations with other disciplines
within the contest of
Comprehensive Clinical Rejuvenology™.
12 – 1 Lunch
1 – 3 pm What
Is “New” and Really Works?
Each
participant should discuss the latest advancement and/or
what excites you in your
field that is relevant to your own
interpretation of
Rejuvenology™. Choose some service
research, finding, tip,
product, etc. that your colleagues may
not know about .. and
should.
3 – 3:30 pm
Break
3:30 – 5 pm
“Learning From Mistakes” Case Studies
In
this session, we will discuss “problem” cases, complications,
misdiagnoses, mismanagement,
“contributory negligence”,
and catastrophic outcomes.
The cases presented may be
your own or ones that you
became involved in while trying
to help rehabilitate the
patient.
Saturday evening:
Social Event (to be determined)
Sunday:
Continental Breakfast served
9 – 12 noon
What’s Ahead … And What To Do About It?
Rejuvenology™ - As Part of the Educational Curriculum in
Schools and Universities
The
Business Side of Rejuvenology™
What
is Happening in Healthcare … And Rejuvenology™’s Role
In It
Who
Else Should Be with Us?
Certifications Related to Rejuvenology™ .. The Need, The
Opportunities, And The
Obstacles
NOTES:
Participation in this program
will be free of charge (travel and accommodations would be at
the participant’s expense). Specified meals and social events
will be supported by your membership dues.
Please email Lynn Adams at
ljad20@gulftel.com to let her know if you will be
attending. We hope you can make it.
You may also call Lynn at
251-967-7630 or contact Dr. McCollough at
drmccollough@mccolloughinstitute.com with any questions or
comments.
ADDITIONAL COMMENTS FROM DR.
MCCOLLOUGH:
I expect that we will have at
least 25 – 30 of you (and some invited guests) who will
participate in an informal – but in depth – sessions which will
determine the future of our new specialty of Rejuvenology™ and
how it will fit into the changing landscape of healthcare in
America … and throughout the world.
In addition, a
“first-of-its-kind” case studies session will allow
professionals from all the Rejuvenology™ subspecialties to share
treatment options on a number of challenging cases.
We will also have a session
in which professionals from various specialties will have the
opportunity to present to the group “what you really need to
know about the services and products that I can offer to your
patients/clients to help them look, feel, and perform better …
longer.”
On Sunday, we plan to have
the participants introduce ways that Rejuvenologists can network
and form alliances that will allow us to provide more
comprehensive care to the people who depend upon us for their
health and well-being.
Another very positive
outcome of the dilemma we have faced is that Dr. Lina
Valero de Pedroza has offered us an opportunity to play a major
role in the International Academy of Cosmetic Surgery’s
convention in Columbia next fall. This is the opening into the
international arena that we have been looking for.
Thank you again for your
encouragement and unwaivering support.
Please let us know ASAP if
you will be attending the “REJUVENOLOGY™-DEFINING
ROUNDTABLE/WORKSHOP” EVENT.
COMING SOON...World Congress 2008
Program

For more information
on the World Congress
email:
lynn@mccolloughinstitute.com
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