SALT LAKE CITY - A review of radiology Internet resources is scheduled for Saturday, as is the first annual SCAR R&D symposium on irreversible compression of medical images.
SCAR University closes with a flurry, with three sessions planned for its final day. In the morning curriculum, graduate level courses will be presented for the quality control, government initiatives, speech recognition, and digital imaging (CR/DR) tracks. Intermediate courses will be given for the emerging technologies, purchasing a PACS, medicolegal issues, and security tracks.
The early afternoon SCAR University session will include graduate-level courses in electronic storage media, teleradiology, and the economics of PACS. Intermediate courses are also slated for the PACS administration, workflow, and connectivity/networking tracks.
SCAR University will then conclude with intermediate courses on quality control, government initiatives, and speech recognition. Graduate-level classes will also be held for the emerging technologies, purchasing a PACS, and medicolegal issues tracks.
Saturday is also the busiest day for scientific papers, with three concurrent afternoon sessions planned. Today's groups will cover: digital technologies; digital practice applications-education; and evaluation of systems and workflow.
Finally, scientific posters and demonstrations will be open for review between 10 and 12.
8-10 a.m.: Radiology Education in Cyberspace: What's Available, Where to Find it, and Exciting Projects in Evolution
10-11 a.m.: Exhibit hall tours
10-12 p.m.: Poster and demo session
10-12 p.m.: Site tours
12-1 p.m.: Exhibit hall tours
12:30-1:30 p.m.: First annual SCAR R&D Symposium: "Irreversible Compression of Medical Images"
1-3 p.m.: Site tours
1:30-3:30 p.m.: Scientific papers: Digital Technologies
1:30-3:30 p.m.: Scientific papers: Digital Practice Applications - Education
1:30-3:30 p.m.: Scientific papers: Evaluation of Systems and Workflow
3-5 p.m.: Site tours
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