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Next Center Chatroom
An Evening with the Experts
New topic: Bowel Accidents and IBS
November 9, 2004; 8:00 pm EST
Lead by:
William E. Whitehead, PhD
Steve Heymen, MS
"Live web chat
We are hosting educational chat sessions that are open to the public. Each session is on a specific functional GI disorder topic.
This is an excellent opportunity to learn more about particular functional GI topics and to discuss them with our staff, presenters and other interested and interesting people.
Bowel Accidents and IBS
November 9, 2004; 8:00 pm EST
Lead by:
William E. Whitehead, PhD
Steve Heymen, MS
Join the chat now!
The chatroom opens to the public at 8:00 p.m. Eastern Standard Time and remains open for two hours.
Each evening's topic will be introduced in a brief 10 - 15 minute overview, highlighting what is known about the topic in the field. This overview is presented by one of the Center's researchers or by nationally recognized experts invited to discuss the topic with our online guests.
Following this introduction, you will be able to join the discussion on the topic with the presenter, Center staff and other people attending the session. The discussion takes place in electronic chatroom form: all participants can make comments and ask or respond to questions by typing their contribution into a box at the bottom of their screen. These comments appear on everyone's screen in the order they are submitted. The presenter introducing each evening's topic may present slides that appear on everyone's screen, to aid understanding of the topic.
The discussion will be moderated by our staff members to ensure the discussion flows smoothly and everyone gets ample opportunities to ask questions and make comments.
http://www.med.unc.edu/wrkunits/2depts/medicine/fgidc/evening_with_the_experts.htm
This is tonight. The experts here can explain some information in very easy to understand terms.
Also Dr Whitehead, who will be cohosting the chat.
"He has been involved in the field for over 30 years, has published more than 350 books, articles and abstracts on functional GI disorders, and is considered one of the leading professionals in this field.
Prior to coming to UNC, Dr. Whitehead was at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine for 15 years, where he was chief of the Gastrointestinal Physiology Laboratory at the Bayview Medical Center. He also headed a research program on vomiting disorders, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), and incontinence."
http://www.med.unc.edu/wrkunits/2depts/medicine/fgidc/whitehead.htm
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