Time: May 15, 2010 all day
Location: Crowne Plaza Hotel
Street: 201 S Shackleford
City/Town: Little Rock, AR 72211
Event Type: radiographic, imaging:, old, dogs, new, tricks
Organized By: Advanced Health Education Center
Latest Activity: Dec 21, 2009
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Radiographic Imaging: Old Dogs, New Tricks
Saturday, May 15, 2010
Little Rock, AR
MEETING SPONSOR:
Advanced Health Education Center
8502 Tybor Drive
Houston, TX 77074
Toll-Free 800-239-1361
713-772-0157
Website: http://aheconline.com
CONFERENCE CENTER:
Crowne Plaza Hotel
201 S Shackleford
Little Rock, AR 72211
MEETING BROCHURE:
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http://http://store.aheconline.com/DisplayDetail.aspx?pid=4905
MEETING DESCRIPTION:
Diagnostic medicine has come a long way since the time when the best diagnosis was an autopsy and medical imaging has come a long way from the cardboard cassette. Come and join us for a look at where we have been and where we are going! Medical imaging is revolutionizing the way we look at the world. We can look beyond simple fractures into the world of the human genome and molecular imaging; we can use medical imaging techniques to look at the recent past and ancient past through forensic radiography.
How does forensic radiography fit in today's society, are we better equipped to detect child abuse and criminal cases? What are the technologist's ethical and legal obligations and constraints? How are we going to avoid burn-out in a stressful and fast-paced career that evolves constantly? Come and investigate some really interesting presentations and join your "old dog" colleagues for some quality networking.
Course Topics
• Introduction to Forensic Radiology
• Technique formulation
• Pediatric Tips and tricks for obtaining quality images
• Detecting child abuse
• Law and ethics for technologists
• Avoiding burnout in radiology related careers
INSTRUCTORS:
Britt, Haynes
CME HOURS: 8
LECTURE TOPICS:
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