ACR 2015™ quality and safety training addresses real-world radiology challenges

Reston, Va. (Feb. 16, 2015) — Quality and safety sessions at ACR 2015™ can help radiology professionals address hot-button issues — including radiation dose optimization, mammography value, quality metrics and pay-for-performance measures. Demonstrating quality is increasingly important as medicine transitions from volume to value-based care.

Quality and safety is a primary focus at The Crossroads — ACR 2015, the all-new American College of Radiology (ACR) annual meeting, May 17–21 at the Marriott Wardman Park Hotel in Washington, DC.
 
“The ACR 2015 quality and safety sessions provide practical, real-world examples to help radiology professionals improve and maintain the quality, safety and effectiveness of the care they provide. These sessions also help attendees demonstrate that quality to payers and patients,” said Cheri Canon, MD, FACR, chair of the ACR 2015 Program Committee.
 
ACR 2015 quality and safety sessions include:
 
·         Metrics and Pay-for-Performance
·         Quality in Radiology: Can It Be Measured?
·         Radiation Dose Optimization Strategies in Medical Imaging With Focus on CT
·         Radiation in Medical Imaging: Impact of Regulations and Social Media
·         Mammographic Screening: Challenges and Answers
 
Other ACR 2015 program features include more than 100 concurrent sessions and general sessions featuring nationally renowned speakers and a keynote speech delivered by General Colin L. Powell, USA (Ret.).
 
Attendees can earn continuing medical education and self-assessment module credits for Maintenance of Certification.
 
Register online to save on-site fees.
 
View the ACR 2015 program schedule.