2017 Conference Review Report final
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A range of thought provoking Quality of Life Challenges were posed during networking and lunch<br />
breaks to help delegates understand some of the real-life issues that Head and Neck Cancer<br />
Patients experience daily.<br />
These challenges included:<br />
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Smell Challenge<br />
Aloneathon<br />
Cream Cracker Challenge<br />
Lunch Bowl Challenge<br />
Deconstructed Lunch Bowl<br />
Oral Screening<br />
Fuller explanations of each of these challenges are included in graphical form at Annex B<br />
Also in the breaks musician and Head and Neck Cancer patient Mo McCarthy played an array of<br />
songs, with guitar and voice.<br />
“There just aren’t enough of these conferences around”<br />
Maurice McCarthy<br />
Art Students from Blackpool and Fylde College set up station for<br />
the entire two days to design their own visual representations of<br />
the conference.<br />
At the end of Day One a speaker’s evening dinner included a meal,<br />
rotating networking opportunities, a card magician and a roulette table.<br />
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