Invitation to join HNODS

The aims of the society include:

• Improve the early diagnosis and treatment of patients.
• Facilitate the education of healthcare professionals and the general public.
• Promote and encourage the study and practice of optical diagnostics techniques in the head and neck.
• Promote and encourage the study and practice of minimally invasive surgery in the head and neck.
• The Society will also aim to promote and encourage the study and practice of other imaging modalities in the head and neck.
• Facilitate communications between clinicians, scientists, physicists, engineers, technicians, radiologists and pathologists, particularly those with interest in the pathology of the head and neck.
• Conduct Educational Congresses for the application of optical diagnostics and minimally invasive surgery in the head and neck. Also, The Society will conduct Scientific Meetings which will aim to report the advances in the field.
• Build close relations with laser, optical and surgical associations, societies, research groups, industry and patient's organisations.

• A pool of expertise, with contact details of like minded individuals and the opportunity to frame prospective studies and industrial collaboration.
• The aim here is to form multiple lobby groups/research consortia in the various fields of optical diagnostics and therapy which will aim to improve the early diagnosis and treatment of patients.
• Facilitate the education of healthcare professionals and general public.
• Promote and encourage the study and practice of optical diagnostics techniques and other imaging modalities in head and neck.
• Promote and encourage the study and practice of minimally invasive therapy in the head and neck.
• The Society will aim to facilitate communications between clinicians, scientists, physicists, engineers, technicians, radiologists, pathologists and others, particularly those with interest in the pathology of the head and neck. The Society aims to build close relations with laser, optical and surgical associations, societies, research groups, industry and patient's organisations.