SBI in Las Vegas

4/17/2018

I recently returned home from Las Vegas where I attended the annual Society of Breast Imaging conference. While I always gain important knowledge about current technology, imaging methods and treatment advances, this year I was surprised to see a new topic discussed. Saturday morning was solely devoted to talks on patient experience and radiologist engagement. The importance of direct communication between the radiologist and the patient was stressed and it has been shown that 90% of patients prefer communication of breast imaging results directly from the radiologist. Surveyed patients have commented on their desire to establish a relationship with their doctor, such that their feelings are acknowledged, their questions are encouraged, and their results are explained. I am pleased to say that at J Gershon Breast Imaging, these wishes are granted! We take the time to meet with every individual, to answer all questions and to discuss imaging results. We aim to take the stress out of annual screening mammography and hope to create a comfortable, reassuring environment. Patients should feel free to call at any time, with any concern and with an understanding that their correspondence will be promptly acknowledged. Lastly, I leave you with a final take home message from the meeting, one that is of utmost importance...Annual screening mammography should begin at age 40, and continue every year thereafter! Give us a call, we look forward to seeing you soon!

5 Comments

Mark Hamlin link

4/23/2018 12:10:26 am

It's always good attend conferences and learn new topics. Technology is growing and we keep hearing new concepts everyday. Thanks for writing this article!

Jonathan Wright link

9/30/2022 11:01:52 am

The radiologist. Surveyed patients have commented on their desire to establish a relationship with their doctor, Thank you, amazing post!

Tim Donovan link

10/25/2023 04:35:53 pm

I recently read your post about attending the Solo Build It (SBI) affiliate marketing conference in Las Vegas. As someone who was not able to make it to that conference, I appreciated getting an inside look!

It sounds like the speakers and sessions were extremely valuable in providing practical tips for improving your affiliate sites. I especially liked your insight about focusing on depth rather than breadth when it comes to content. It's easy to want to cover a topic broadly, but going deep with pillar content and silo structures makes so much sense.

Attending the social events and networking with fellow SBI users was also clearly a highlight. Making those real-life connections and sharing struggles and wins is so important when you mostly work alone day-to-day as an online entrepreneur. I'm glad you were able to meet some new people and come away inspired.

My main takeaway from your post is that conferences like SBI's are worth the investment for affiliate marketers. Being immersed in the training and community, even for just a few days, can re-energize your work and strategy. I'm putting it on my calendar for next year!

Thank you for taking the time to share your experience at the event. It was motivating to read as someone pursuing affiliate marketing and aiming to someday build it into a full-time business. I look forward to more updates!

David Brownson link

10/27/2023 01:20:06 pm

I recently read your blog post about attending the Smart Passive Income (SPI) conference in Las Vegas and wanted to thank you for sharing such an informative overview! As someone who is a big fan of Pat Flynn's podcast and online business advice, I enjoyed getting an inside look at what this conference is like for attendees.

The details you included about the valuable sessions, motivating keynote speakers, and bonus workshops made it clear that SPI provides an empowering and educational experience. I love that there was time built in for networking opportunities too - meeting other entrepreneurs passionate about building online businesses sounds like a great way spark new connections and collaborations.

Your tips for making the most of a big conference like this are super helpful for anyone considering attending SPI or similar events. It gave me a better sense of how to plan my schedule, take notes efficiently, and pace myself over multiple days packed with speakers and sessions. Definitely saving this post as a reference!

Thanks again for generously sharing your firsthand SPI conference insights. Posts like yours help bring so much value to readers within the online business community. Looking forward to more of your updates!

10/27/2023 02:56:14 pm

Thank you for sharing your insights from attending the recent SBI conference in Las Vegas! As someone interested in digital marketing and entrepreneurship, I found your recap of the event very valuable.

You offered a thoughtful perspective on the benefits of in-person conferences - the opportunities to connect face-to-face, gain new strategies and motivation, and feed off the energy of other attendees. I especially like your point about returning home with a boosted sense of excitement and vision for your business after being immersed with like-minded people.

I appreciate you providing an inside look into the speakers' presentations too. Tips like Ryan Deiss' DIG framework for marketing campaigns are concrete takeaways I can apply right away. And Peter Shankman's advice to "do epic shit" is inspiring.

Your review definitely sold me on looking into SBI events in the future. Conferences with high-quality speakers and sessions tailored to digital marketing seem like they would be extremely worthwhile. Thanks for showing how events like this one provide such a valuable experience and community. I'm hoping to connect in person soon!

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