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| + | * Last week Valerie met with the Education Unit at MGH to discuss the development of imaging basics courses for research nurses and research coordinators. Attendees really liked the idea of offering an expanded (1.5 hour) version of the Risks and Benefits of Imaging course developed by Jeff, followed by a series of 1.5 hour modality-based courses on how to describe imaging procedures to study participants. We also discussed providing information about Radiation Safety Course requirements at these offerings. We talked about running these courses in early 2011 (January?) and that we would offer these courses both here and at LMA. | ||
Revision as of 20:02, 21 July 2010
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Agenda
- Consultation
- Education program:
- Feedback on meeting with MGH education team
Harvard Translational Imaging Consortium Meeting Minutes July 13, 2010
In attendance:
- Valerie Humblet
- Annick Van den Abbeele
- Randy Gollub
- Stephan Voss
- Simon Warfield
- Clare Tempany
- Gordon Williams
1. Consultation
- JIRA #167: MRI elastography for in-vivo determination of mechanical properties of pelvic floor structures. Clare will take care of that consultation.
2. Education program
- Jeff has been deputized to designate a leader for each of the 3 upcoming sessions, the leaders will be in charge of filling the speakers list.
- Last week Valerie met with the Education Unit at MGH to discuss the development of imaging basics courses for research nurses and research coordinators. Attendees really liked the idea of offering an expanded (1.5 hour) version of the Risks and Benefits of Imaging course developed by Jeff, followed by a series of 1.5 hour modality-based courses on how to describe imaging procedures to study participants. We also discussed providing information about Radiation Safety Course requirements at these offerings. We talked about running these courses in early 2011 (January?) and that we would offer these courses both here and at LMA.
