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* Randy contacted Dan Sullivan regarding sending several of our members and also two additional collaborators who have particular expertise in areas relevant to the planned discussion. | * Randy contacted Dan Sullivan regarding sending several of our members and also two additional collaborators who have particular expertise in areas relevant to the planned discussion. | ||
** He welcomed our proposition to have Shawn Murphy and Karl Helmer give a talk about XNAT-PACS-i2b2 integration and cross site calibration for MRI studies- structural and DTI respectively. | ** He welcomed our proposition to have Shawn Murphy and Karl Helmer give a talk about XNAT-PACS-i2b2 integration and cross site calibration for MRI studies- structural and DTI respectively. | ||
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+ | ** The presentations were sent to the members using the HMS secure file transfer. It will be our tool of choice to share large files in the future, everybody having easy access to that service. | ||
**Members are invited to look at the slides and send Valerie their feedback. | **Members are invited to look at the slides and send Valerie their feedback. | ||
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− | * | + | * The consortium invited him a candidate with very good expertise and excellent recommendation for a round of interviews in Boston. |
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Revision as of 18:19, 10 February 2009
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Action Items (details below)
- Discussion of the calendar for the imaging courses.
- The consortium must decide who will attend the joint IRAT/CTSA meeting in Baltimore (March 29-31).
- Review of the slides for the Department Heads Meetings
Harvard Translational Imaging Consortium Meeting Minutes February 10, 2009
In attendance:
- Jeff Yap
- Bob Lenkinski
- Randy Gollub
- Sarah MacMordie
- Laura Alice
- Bill Hanlon
- Ron Kikinis
- Valerie Humblet
1. IRAT/CTSA Joint Workshop March 29-31,2009 in Baltimore
- Randy contacted Dan Sullivan regarding sending several of our members and also two additional collaborators who have particular expertise in areas relevant to the planned discussion.
- He welcomed our proposition to have Shawn Murphy and Karl Helmer give a talk about XNAT-PACS-i2b2 integration and cross site calibration for MRI studies- structural and DTI respectively.
- Dan and his collaborators are working on the meeting schedule and will get in touch with Randy.
2. Slides for CTSC imaging consortium presentation
- Valerie sent two sets of slides for the members to review. One is for the Radiology Department Heads meetings and is called: Development of Harvard Catalyst Imaging Consultation Service. The second one is for the smaller meetings and is called Harvard Catalyst Imaging Consultation Service.
- The presentations were sent to the members using the HMS secure file transfer. It will be our tool of choice to share large files in the future, everybody having easy access to that service.
- Members are invited to look at the slides and send Valerie their feedback.
- Simon is giving a talk at a faculty meeting at Children's at the end of February and he asked if he could get a time slot to present the imaging consultation service. If approved, he will be joined by Randy or Bruce and Valerie to present.
3. XNAT engineer position
- Laura sent the job description to the HR department at Children's hospital and asked them to post it on their web site.
- The consortium invited him a candidate with very good expertise and excellent recommendation for a round of interviews in Boston.
4. Educational program
Catalyst Central asked the consortium to provide them with a calendar for the educational program asap.
- The consortium was asked to give an Imaging 101 seminar.
- Jeff has a talk ready: Imaging Science: Concept and Definitions. He will post it along with a paper on imaging science using the Partners Research Computing Secure File Transfer Service.
- Annick mentioned a new book edited by Gordon Williams: Clinical and Translational Science: Principles of Human Research.
- This book can be a good source for educational material.
- Contributors to this book are invited to the 2009 National Clinical & Translational Research Education Meeting Washington, DC April 14-15. This might be another opportunity to broadcast the Harvard CTSA and the imaging consortium. Annick will not be able to attend this meeting in Washington, DC, but others might be interested.
- A mini-series on tumor metric should be proposed. Valerie and Jeff will work on the coordination of the program.
- Valerie is working with the Catalyst Central team on the educational event planning process, the creation of a calendar, on-line evaluation forms, ...