Description

The purpose of the session is to focus on safety by describing high-risk scenarios in radiology practice and methods to minimize risk of adverse events. In addition to cultural development, timely updates in radiation, contrast, and MRI safety will be discussed.

Note: The Quality and Safety Program is formatted in five parts to provide attendees interested in Quality and Safety a comprehensive program that can be used to train and nurture specific individuals to serve their institutions as the Radiology Quality Officer.

Learning Objectives:

1. Describe the methods in teaching quality and safety to radiology trainees.
2. Define methods for optimizing radiation dose.
3. Identify how to perform MRI in patients with pacemakers.
4. Incorporate the described contrast safety measures into their practice.

Subspecialties

• General Radiology

Modalities

• Computer Tomography, Magnetic Resonance Imaging

Speaker(s):

• Michael A. Bruno, MD, MS, FACR
• James Ellis, MD, FACR
• Harold Litt, MD, PhD
• Aaron Sodickson, MD, Ph.D
• Marc Willis, DO

Moderator(s):

• Robert Pyatt, MD, FACR
• Frank Rybicki, MD, Ph.D, FACR

Disclosures

• Frank Rybicki, MD, Ph.D, FACR : <p>Frank Rybicki: None</p>
• Robert Pyatt, MD, FACR : <p>Robert Pyatt: None</p>
• Michael Bruno, MD, MS, FACR : <p>Michael Bruno: Royalty Income-Oxford University Press</p>
• James Ellis, MD, FACR : <p>James Ellis: None</p>
• Marc Willis, DO : <p>Marc Willis: None</p>
• Aaron Sodickson, MD, Ph.D : <p>Aaron Sodickson: None</p>
• Harold Litt, MD, PhD : <p>Harold Litt: Research Grants-Siemens Medical Solutions USA, Inc.|HeartFlow</p>