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COURSE OVERVIEWThis short course, presented over two dinner meetings at each AIRP session,will introduce residents to key concepts in health policy research, comparativeeffectiveness research, and big data analytics in an interactive format withleading researchers in the field. Pre-registration is encouraged as this freecourse is on a first-come, first-serve basis with limited seating. Dinnerwill be provided.
The 5-hour course (2.5 hours per evening) will consist of short TED-format presentations and informal, open discussions that introduce participants to the following topics:
1. Big Data, Predictive Analytics, and Machine Learning in Imaging2. Measuring Value in Imaging with Costs and Outcomes3. Decision Analysis and Evidence Synthesis to Influence Policy4. Innovative Comparative Effectiveness Trial Designs for Imaging5. Translating Evidence into Policies and Practice 6. Career Tracks at the Intersection of Health Policy and Radiology
Value of Imaging throughComparative Effectiveness (VOICE):
An Introductory Course at the AIRP
Stella Kang, MD, MSAssistant Professor, Department of RadiologyAssistant Professor, Department of Population HealthNYU School of Medicine
Christoph Lee, MD, MSHSAssociate Professor, Department of RadiologyAdjunct Associate Professor, Health ServicesFaculty Investigator, Hutchinson Institute for Cancer Outcomes ResearchUniversity of Washington School of Medicine/Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center
Pari Pandharipande, MD, MPHDirector, Massachusetts General Hospital Institute for Technology AssessmentAssociate Professor of Radiology, Harvard Medical SchoolRadiologist, Abdominal Imaging, Massachusetts General Hospital
Pina Sanelli, MD, MPH, FACRProfessor, Department of RadiologyVice Chairman of ResearchNorthwell Health
Value of Imaging throughComparative Effectiveness (VOICE):
An Introductory Course at the AIRP
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Course Leader & Founder
Michael P. Recht, MDLouis Marx Professor and
Chairman, Department of RadiologyNYU Langone Medical Center
This program was developed with support provided by the NIH (NIBIB 1R25EB020389).
Tessa Sundaram Cook, MD, PhDAssistant Professor Of RadiologyUniversity Of Pennsylvania
Lars J. Grimm, MD, MHS, FSBIAssistant Professor of RadiologyDuke University
Ajay Gupta, MDAssociate Professor of Radiology and NeuroscienceWeill Cornell Medical College Associate Attending RadiologistNewYork-Presbyterian Hospital
Mahmud Mossa-Basha, MD, DABRAssociate Professor of RadiologyUW Medical Center
Robert C. Orth, MD, PhDAssociate Professor RadiologyBaylor College of MedicineDivision Chief, Body and Nuclear RadiologyTexas Children's Hospital
Sapna Rawal, MSc, CM, MDAssistant Professor in Medical ImagingUniversity of Toronto
Course Directors
Course Faculty
COURSE DESCRIPTIONThe objectives of this short courseare to introduce radiology residentsto key policy research topics andmethods, and to help identify thenext generation of health policyresearchers and thought leaders inradiology. The lecture series will bedesigned to expose residents to coreconcepts of study design andimaging-centered health outcomesresearch, with special attention tomethodologies relevant to theanalysis of big data and imaging-based interventions. TED-stylelectures will be brief, with an informaldinner setting allowing for constantinteraction and open discussion. Theshort course will be led by leadingnational radiology health policyresearchers (course directors andguest speakers), with at least threefaculty members present for eachsession. Participants who completethe two-day course will receive acertificate and have the opportunityto apply for the VOICE 1-year hybridprogram in biomedical big data andcomparative effectiveness researchtraining based at the NYU School ofMedicine.
Course Dates & TimesThe dinner sessions will occur 5:00-7:30pm on adjoining Tuesday and Wednesday evenings during each AIRP four-week course. The dates for the 2018-2019 VOICE sessions are:
July 31-August 1, 2018
September 11-12, 2018
October 16-17, 2018
February 12-13, 2019
March 19-20, 2019
CONTACT / REGISTRATIONFor more information and to register for the course, please visit:http://www.med.nyu.edu/courses/cme/airp
For questions: [email protected]: 212-263-3936
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Value of Imaging throughComparative Effectiveness (VOICE):
An Introductory Course at the AIRP
Value of Imaging throughComparative Effectiveness (V OICE)1. Big Data, Predictive Analytics, and Machine Learning in Imaging2. Measuring Value in Imaging with Costs and Outcomes3. Decision Analysis and Evidence Synthesis to Influence Policy4. Innovative Comparative Effectiveness Trial Designs for Imaging5. Translating Evidence into Policies and Practice 6. Career Tracks at the Intersection of Health Policy and Radiology
http:// www.med.nyu.edu/courses/cme/airp
Value of Imaging throughComparative Effectiveness (VOICE):
An Introductory Course at the AIRP