Dr. Ruth M. López discusses valuable approaches at HCC's 2023 Student Success Summit. Hear insights on immigration policies, education, and enhancing student experiences. Learn from her research on Latinas in higher education and more.

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This study by the Proton Collaborative Group evaluates the outcomes of proton beam therapy for hepatocellular carcinoma across multiple institutions. Factors such as liver tolerance, baseline function, and prior therapies were considered in the treatment of liver cancer. The study emphasizes the imp

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The Bridge (Puente) Program at HCC is a student success initiative focused on culturally relevant practices to enhance academic and career goals in community college. Students benefit from a supportive learning community, mentorship, and opportunities for personal growth and leadership development.

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Fibrolamellar Carcinoma (FLC) and Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC) are distinct liver cancers with important differences in age of onset, underlying causes, diagnostic markers, metastatic patterns, symptoms, treatment options, and outcomes. FLC primarily affects young and healthy individuals with no k

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Dual credit program at Houston Community College allows high school students to earn college credits in core subjects. Requirements for eligibility include meeting TSI standards and specific test scores. Students need to apply to HCC, follow instructions for document submission, and meet deadlines f

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Translational Liver Consortia (TLC) and the Translational Hepatocellular Carcinoma Consortium (THCCC) led by Dr. Hashem B. El-Serag are focused on advancing research for early detection of liver cancer. The main objectives include patient stratification for liver cancer risk, surveillance in cirrhos

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This slideshow by the Houston Community College's Ability Services Offices addresses common questions and misconceptions about offering classroom accommodations to students with disabilities under the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA). It covers ADA laws, typical accommodations, the process for

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The National Liver Review Board, led by Dr. Ryutaro Hirose at the University of California, San Francisco, aims to address inconsistencies in liver transplant applications and approvals across UNOS regions. The board focuses on eliminating disparities in acceptance rates, refining approval practices

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Share 35 policy implemented to direct livers to high-risk patients, but liver offers are going to candidates with lower risk. This proposal aims to prioritize candidates most in need of liver transplants by capping the HCC exception score at 34.

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The proposal aims to postpone the assignment of HCC exception scores to achieve balance in dropout and transplant rates between HCC and non-HCC liver transplant candidates. By adjusting the score calculation schedule and considering supporting evidence, the goal is to promote equalization in the tra

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Exploring the use of mTOR inhibitors in liver transplantation for hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC), this content presents recent study results and experiences from the Korean population. It discusses the preventive potential of mTOR inhibitors in HCC recurrence based on previous studies and the need f

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This guidance provides detailed information on COVID-19 and liver disease, covering topics such as COVID-19 overview, liver test abnormalities, co-morbidities, viral hepatitis B and C, metabolic dysfunction, autoimmune hepatitis, clinical care aspects, complications management, screening for HCC, an

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Learn about the Health Complaints Commissioner's role in resolving issues in healthcare services, handling complaints, and improving quality standards. Discover the benefits of good complaint handling, including building trust, promoting quality improvement, and enhancing communication. Explore comm

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Explore the importance of consumer engagement in healthcare partnerships as discussed in presentations by HCC leaders. Topics cover ethical considerations, the involvement of traditional owners, reasons for consumer engagement, standards for health services, and qualities of successful partnerships.

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