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Topic Ideas for the Educational Symposium
We welcome presentations from all medical imaging and radiation therapy professionals. Topics could include but are not limited to:
Computed Tomography
- CT radiation dose
- Coronary CT
- CT angiography
- Trauma CT
- Neurological emergency CT
- Positron emission tomography (PET) and CT
- Diseases of the brain, chest, abdomen or pelvis
- Contrast media considerations and safety
General Interest
- Anatomy and pathology with sectional anatomy correlation
- Trauma, mobile and operating room imaging
- Radiation protection
- Digital imaging best practices
- Patient care, safety, scope of practice, practice standards and ethics
- Communication skills
- Emerging technologies and treatment techniques
- Scientific research and case studies
Management
- Service excellence: patient care and safety
- Informatics, including picture archiving and communication systems (PACS), radiology information systems (RIS), digital imaging and communications in medicine (DICOM), and workflow
- Fiscal management, including budget preparation, revenue growth, expense control and exam volume
- Employee satisfaction, including mentoring and other human resource management skills
- Compliance, including state, federal, Joint Commission and accreditation agencies' regulations
Women's Imaging
- Digital breast tomosynthesis
- Stereotactic breast biopsy
- Digital mammography
- Imaging breast implants
- Breast density current issues
- Breast ultrasound
- Breast MRI
- Bone densitometry
- Quality management
Topic Ideas for the Radiation Therapy Conference
We’re open to all submissions, but some ideas for presentation topics include:
- Controversial topics that affect our patients and their health
- Medical dosimetry and treatment planning
- Emerging technologies and treatment protocols for clinical efficiency and improved accuracy
- Career pathways and insights
- Cone-beam and other image-guided radiation therapy methods
- Patient care, safety, immobilization methods and patient positioning techniques
- Scope of practice and ethics
- Improving communication with colleagues and patients
- Workplace concerns including the Affordable Care Act, documentation, budgeting, staffing, etc.
- Scientific research and case studies