Skin Cancer Symposiums Avis 

Great day, quite intensive, lots of information to process for a beginner.
I found the suggested pre-reading to be of little value. It was dull, high in useless terminology (the whole point of the RPA system they are teaching is that it simplifies the terminology) and lacking in Plain English.
The speakers were enthusiastic and fun, leaders in their field.

Well organised excellent speakers and facilities

I learned so much today! Great material and great teachers thanks!

Really helpful and practical introduction to Dermatoscopy.

Engaging, clear, pitched at the right level - this course has ignited my enthusiasm for dermatoscopy.

This information is invaluable, presented in a clear and helpful way
This will change my practice
Venue and food excellent also

Very useful, well presented. Best seminar I’ve attended for a very long time!

Excellent. Best course in a long time. Will definitely change my practice

I attended the International Skin Cancer Symposium event in London weekend 14th and 15th of September 2019, The weekend was very good, content and speakers were excellent, knowledge gained from the weekend will be extremely useful in practice thank you.

Great course with great tutors and lovely vibes.
But didn’t get the slides as promised and didn’t right down notes.

Great course and update. Speakers highly knowledgeable. Excellent material. Thank you.

A great course to increase my confidence in diagnosing skin lesions. Lots packed in to the two days and well facilitated. Great venue at Goldsmith’s London.

Very good symposium. Informative, relevant and highly useful

A whole new system of skin examination which is great to be familiar with and once fully grasped can help detect small skin cancers early

It was a fantastic course and had brilliant speakers. It would have been great to have a practical element to the course.

I enjoyed this course have had no dermatoscopy experience previously. The course is very methodical.
The dermagene dermatoscope to fit on the mobile phones is not particularly useful.
As the books on sale about dermatoscopy were reasonably priced, reading them before the course would have been very useful, therefore they could be included in the course fees. The summary from the book was however helpful pre cites reading.

Lead by GPs and aimed at the non-dermatologist, they lead you through a sensible and helpful approach to dermatoscope that does not assume you know everything already.
They went through 2 pathways for identifying lesions, one with pigment and one without. They showed multiple images to get us spotting benign and malignant lesions by pattern recognition and break down of structures.
The only slight niggle was they did not go through any mnemonics to help memorise the clues.
The venue was good with nice food and facilities.

Excellent Education Event, Learned a lot of new thinks and boosted my confidence in dealing with skin lesions.

Very informative symposium held over two consecutive days, which has greatly enhanced my clinical knowledge and will improve my confidence to use the dermatoscope for the early diagnosis of skin cancers and recognition of benign skin lesions, in General Practice.
The speakers, experts in their field, were excellent and entertaining.
I would recommend the symposium as it does cover a large amount of clinically useful information about dermatoscopy that I had no knowledge of beforehand.

It was an excellent course and I learnt a lot.