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* Even if the number of request for consultation is growing steadily, the group is well aware that they is still a large population that does not know about our service.
 
* Even if the number of request for consultation is growing steadily, the group is well aware that they is still a large population that does not know about our service.
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* One suggestion is to reach out to the people who submitted a pilot grant application with an imaging component but don't have any imager in their group.
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* Valerie will work with Michele Sinunu on new metrics of success to collect during the survey post-consultation. Ivan suggested to use the same template as the one send to the pilot grant awardee that ask about how the grant is/will be beneficial for their career.
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* Working with the IRBs:
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** At DFCI, anybody who wants to start a trial must present it to a senior team, they receive a score at the end of the presentation and need to pass before submitting an IRB.
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** At BIDMC there is a scientific review officer that reviews all the IRB protocol with an imaging component
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** At BWH, there is no formal mechanism, the reviewers rotate. Clare mentioned that they started to fund some pilot scans for radiologists and non-radiologists (around 10 mini trials).

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Agenda

  1. Meet and greet
  2. How can we increase the number of consultations?
  3. Follow-up on imaging pilot grants
  4. Presentation of REDcap by Chris Botte.

Harvard Translational Imaging Consortium Meeting Minutes September 21, 2010

In attendance:

  • Valerie Humblet
  • Randy Gollub
  • Charles Guttmann
  • Bob Lenkinski
  • Clare Tempany
  • Ivan Pedrosa
  • Laura Alice
  • Todd Perlstein
  • Chris Botte (REDcap)
  • Annick Van den Abbeele
  • Stephan Voss
  • Wendy Plesniak


1. Meet and greet

  • The group welcomed one more time Ivan Pedrosa, the new consultant from BIDMC.


2. How can we increase the number of consultations?

  • Even if the number of request for consultation is growing steadily, the group is well aware that they is still a large population that does not know about our service.
  • One suggestion is to reach out to the people who submitted a pilot grant application with an imaging component but don't have any imager in their group.
  • Valerie will work with Michele Sinunu on new metrics of success to collect during the survey post-consultation. Ivan suggested to use the same template as the one send to the pilot grant awardee that ask about how the grant is/will be beneficial for their career.
  • Working with the IRBs:
    • At DFCI, anybody who wants to start a trial must present it to a senior team, they receive a score at the end of the presentation and need to pass before submitting an IRB.
    • At BIDMC there is a scientific review officer that reviews all the IRB protocol with an imaging component
    • At BWH, there is no formal mechanism, the reviewers rotate. Clare mentioned that they started to fund some pilot scans for radiologists and non-radiologists (around 10 mini trials).