Hot Topics in Diagnostic Imaging

Feb 28th, 2014
Edinburg, TX
US
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We will hit on topics regarding quality imaging, ethical issues in radiology, and sentinel events. The course will conclude with interactive sessions about supercomputers and social media in the radiology department.
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