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Advanced Radiology Life Support (ARLS)
September 26, 2009
The Advanced Radiology Life Support (ARLS) course is designed to focus on the unique, life-threatening emergencies that occur within a radiology department. It is designed to teach prompt recognition and treatment of contrast reactions. The ARLS course will discuss management of the sedated patient, the proper management of an airway in an emergency situation and percutaneous interventions. Basic concepts of advanced life support will also be reviewed. This course is fashioned after the Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) course that has been successful in teaching physicians, nurses, and allied health personnel patient management during cardiac arrest. This course will also offer self assessment modules for recertification purposes required by the American Board of Radiology.
Location: Siebens Medical Education Building, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
Contact: 866-246-1581  E-Mail
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State-of-the-Art Small Bowel Imaging: Review and Hands-On Tutorial
October 9 - 11, 2009
State-of-the-Art Small Bowel Imaging: Review and Hands-on Tutorial is designed to provide a comprehensive overview of CTand MR techniques for the evaluation of small bowel disorders. World leaders in small bowel imaging will present the clinical rationale for and benefits of imaging, exam techniques and CT/MR imaging findings for a variety of small bowel disorders. State-of-the-art lectures will highlight emerging trends and developing technology currently utilized in clinical practice. Each module will be highlighted by hands-on, interactive experiences on personal laptop computer workstations with review of actual cases, from the teaching libraries developed by Mayo Clinic Radiology and GI Departments. Group and individual review of cases will be led by the faculty. Scientific sessions offered the first two days of the course will highlight ongoing research in Crohn’s disease imaging, integration of imaging into management and treatment decisions, enteroclysis technique, MR pulse sequences, and CT dose reduction and image quality.
Location: Camelback Inn, Scottsdale, Arizona
Contact: 866-246-1581 E-Mail
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Neuroradiology: Practice to Innovation
November 2 - 6, 2009
Neuroradiology: Practice to Innovation is designed for the practicing radiologist whose work involves neuroradiology, or thos involved in the neurological sciences, neurosurgery, neurology, and/or related fields. It is intended to provide an update in new trends, relevant techniques, and applications in diagnostic and/or therapeutic neuroradiology.
Location: Four Seasons Resort, Scottsdale at Troon North, AZ
Contact: 866-246-1581 E-Mail
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Advanced Radiology Life Support (ARLS) Course
January 23, 2010
The Advanced Radiology Life Support Course (ARLS) is designed to focus on the unique, life-threatening emergencies that occur within a radiology department. It is designed to teach prompt recognition and treatment of contrast reactions, management of the sedated patient, the proper management of an airway in an emergency situation, and basic concepts of advanced life support. This course is fashioned after the Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) course that has been successful in teaching physicians, nurses, and allied health personnel patient management during cardiac arrest. This course will offer the 2005 American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) recertification training materials. The ARLS, sedation, and BLS training materials included in this course were used to train physicians, nurses, and allied health personnel at the Mayo Clinic prior to a Joint Commission site visit. This training program may help your department for a similar evaluation. Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in a general self-assessment module (SAM) presented during the course. The self-assessment module has been designed to meet the standards of the American Board of Radiology (ABR) for self-assessment modules (SAMs).
This content will also be offered as part of the Advances in Diagnostic Radiology course which is being held February 14-18, 2010. See that event posting for additional details.
Location: Siebens Medical Education Building, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
Contact: 866-246-1581 E-Mail
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Tutorials in Diagnostic Radiology
January 31 - February 4, 2010
Tutorials in Diagnostic Radiology is a postgraduate course designed to update the diagnostic radiologist in new trends, relevant techniques, and applications in diagnostic imaging.
Location: Fairmont Kea Lani, Maui, Hawaii
Contact: 866-246-1581 E-Mail
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Advances in Diagnostic Radiology
February 14 - 18, 2010
Advances in Diagnostic Radiology is a postgraduate course designed to update the diagnostic radiologist in new trends, relevant techniques, and advanced applications in diagnostic imaging. The latest advances will be emphasized and related to common problems encountered in clinical practice. A variety of didactic lectures, panel discussions, and accessible faculty members will enhance learning throughout the week
Location: Camelback Inn, Scottsdale, Arizona
Contact: 866-246-1581 E-Mail
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Essentials of Radiology: A Mayo Clinic Review
April 12 - 16, 2010
Essentials of Radiology: A Mayo Clinic Review is designed for radiology residents, as well as practicing radiologists who desire a comprehensive review of diagnostic radiology and its subspecialty areas.
Mayo Clinic Department of Radiology has 130 staff radiologists practicing in all radiologic subspecialties, performing over 900,000 exams each year. This volume of cases coupled with the most modern imaging techniques has allowed the Department of Radiology to compile a vast image library. The course will provide a complete review of radiologic techniques and differentials.
Mayo Clinic Department of Radiology experts will conduct a series of didactic lectures combined with a thorough review of unknown cases. A unique feature of this course will be online access to the talks and syllabus. The presentations will be available on an online course web page allowing the participant to view the lectures from their laptop computer during the presentations. This will bring the images right to the participant allowing for better visualization of even the most discrete findings. Unknown cases will also be available on the course web page to allow the participant to view these prior to each section at their convenience. Access to the course web page will remain open following the course for further review and referencing.
Location: Siebens Education Building, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
Contact: 866-246-1581 E-Mail
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Advanced Radiology Life Support (ARLS) Course
September 18, 2010
The Advanced Radiology Life Support Course (ARLS) is designed to focus on the unique, life-threatening emergencies that occur within a radiology department. It is designed to teach prompt recognition and treatment of contrast reactions, management of the sedated patient, the proper management of an airway in an emergency situation, and basic concepts of advanced life support. This course is fashioned after the Advanced Cardiac Life Support (ACLS) course that has been successful in teaching physicians, nurses, and allied health personnel patient management during cardiac arrest. This course will offer the 2005 American Heart Association Basic Life Support (BLS) recertification training materials. The ARLS, sedation, and BLS training materials included in this course were used to train physicians, nurses, and allied health personnel at the Mayo Clinic prior to a Joint Commission site visit. This training program may help your department for a similar evaluation. Attendees will also have the opportunity to participate in a general self-assessment module (SAM) presented during the course. The self-assessment module has been designed to meet the standards of the American Board of Radiology (ABR) for self-assessment modules (SAMs).
This content will also be offered as part of the Advances in Diagnostic Radiology course which is being held February 14-18, 2010. See that event posting for additional details.
Location: Siebens Medical Education Building, Mayo Clinic, Rochester, MN
Contact: 866-246-1581 E-Mail
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Neuroradiology: Practice to Innovation
November 7 - 12, 2010
Neuroradiology: Practice to Innovation is designed for the practicing radiologist whose work involves neuroradiology, or those inovolved in the neurological sciences, neurosurgery, neurology, and/or related fields. It is intended to provide an update in new trends, relevant techniques, and applications in diagnostic and/or therapeutic neuroradiology.
Location: Hawaii
Contact: 866-246-1581 E-Mail
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