March 09, 2016, Washington, DC — Radiology and imaging professionals will gain needed clinical education expertise to deliver valued-based care at ACR 2016 —The Crossroads of Radiology®.
“Emerging health care models are changing the way physicians make patient care decisions, whether in large academic medical centers or small rural practices,” said Cheri Canon, MD, FACR, chair of the ACR 2016 Program Committee. “The focus now is on achieving higher patient satisfaction and care quality, better population-wide health outcomes and reduced costs,” she added. “At ACR 2016, diagnostic radiologists, radiation oncologists and interventional radiologists will improve their practices with extensive clinical education sessions,” said Canon, “including ones with emphasis on advancing lung cancer and mammography screening practices.”
ACR collaborates with a number of allied societies — and delivers top-notch educational programs to provide diverse offerings. Below is a partial list of the 35 sessions in the ACR 2016 Clinical Education Pathway.
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Developing an Effective Lung Cancer Screening Team and Advancing the Practice of Lung Cancer Screening (Developed in conjunction with the Fleischner Society and the Society of Thoracic Radiology)
State of the Union: Breast Imaging (Developed in conjunction with the Society of Breast Imaging)
Traumatic Brain Injury: Clinical Scenarios and Introducing Head Injury Centers of Excellence (Developed in conjunction with the ACR Head Injury Institute)
Update in Emergency Radiology (Developed in conjunction with the American Society of Emergency Radiology)
Hot Topics in Ultrasound, Update on Imaging of Chronic Liver Disease and Update on Thyroid Nodules and Other Cervical Pathology: Heading Toward Consensus (Developed in conjunction with the Society of Radiologists in Ultrasound)
Nuclear Medicine: Therapy (Developed in conjunction with the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging)
A Global Approach on Radiation Dose Reduction (Developed in conjunction with the European Society of Radiology)
Advances in Cardiovascular Imaging: Adult Congenital Heart Disease, TAVR and Radiation Dose Optimization and Advances in Cardiovascular Imaging: Emergency Department Cardiac Imaging, Reimbursement Issues, and Educational Tools for a Busy Clinical Practice (Developed in conjunction with the North American Society for Cardiovascular Imaging)
Strategies in Imaging the Moving Child — Imaging 3.0 (Developed in conjunction with the Society of Pediatric Radiology)
