Thursday, January 26, 2006
Sunday, January 22, 2006
TMJ Scale has a new-media designer.
For Immediate Release:
Rob McGowan of RiverImage.com has joined The Pain Resource Center, Inc. as the new marketing director. Rob has been a new-media designer since 1995 and will expand some great ideas to make the TMJ Scale test more available to the people who are experiencing TMJ symptoms. The TMJ Scale test is recognized by the American Dental Association and has been used by dentist as a diagnostic aid to determine temporomandibular problems for over 20 years.
The TMJ Scale is a sophisticated diagnostic test. It collects information about physical symptoms and then analyzes this information to determine if the probability of a TMJ disorder is high. The TMJ Scale falls into the category of diagnostic tools called "psychometric tests." This type of testing instrument has a long history of use going back over 100 years. The scientific principals on which these tools are developed have evolved to a very high degree and this type of testing is presently used in medicine, dentistry and psychology. For more information on the TMJ Scale test see http://www.tmjscale.com/tmj-scale-description.html
Rob McGowan of RiverImage.com has joined The Pain Resource Center, Inc. as the new marketing director. Rob has been a new-media designer since 1995 and will expand some great ideas to make the TMJ Scale test more available to the people who are experiencing TMJ symptoms. The TMJ Scale test is recognized by the American Dental Association and has been used by dentist as a diagnostic aid to determine temporomandibular problems for over 20 years.
The TMJ Scale is a sophisticated diagnostic test. It collects information about physical symptoms and then analyzes this information to determine if the probability of a TMJ disorder is high. The TMJ Scale falls into the category of diagnostic tools called "psychometric tests." This type of testing instrument has a long history of use going back over 100 years. The scientific principals on which these tools are developed have evolved to a very high degree and this type of testing is presently used in medicine, dentistry and psychology. For more information on the TMJ Scale test see http://www.tmjscale.com/tmj-scale-description.html
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