Tridandapani introduction housekeeping 2016(1)

1. INTRODUCTION TO
RESEARCH IN RADIOLOGY
Srini Tridandapani, PhD, MD
Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences
Emory University School of Medicine

2. COURSE OBJECTIVES
• To familiarize the audience with the basic
principles and tools used in clinical research
• To emphasize technology and outcome
assessment
• To identify and encourage those interested
in an academic career with emphasis on
research
• (Go over course outline/schedule)

3. INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH IN
RADIOLOGY: SCHEDULE
Thursday – October 27th
, 2016
1:30 Introduction/Housekeeping Tridandapani
1:45 Motivation for Research in Radiology Krupinski
2:30 Research Ethics Garcia
3:15 Break
3:30 IRB Approval Process Galt
4:15 Abs. Writing and Oral Presentation Small
5:00 Adjourn

4. INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH IN
RADIOLOGY: SCHEDULE
Friday – October 28th
, 2016
8:00 Clinical Trial Statistics Tigges
8:45 Decision Trees & Bayes Theorem:
Aids in Decision Making Tigges
9:30 Break
9:45 Quality and Safety Research Kadom
10:30 Principles of Diagnostic Testing
and ROC Auffermann
11:30 How to Write a Career Dev. Grant Tridandapani
12:15 Lunch

5. INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH IN
RADIOLOGY: SCHEDULE
Friday – October 28th
, 2016
1:15 Technology Assessment/Outcome
& Cost-Effectiveness Analysis Baumgarten
2:15 Study Design, Analysis, Reporting
& Bias Tridandapani
2:45 Break
3:00 Manuscript Preparation Tridandapani
3:45 Radiology Residents Involvement in
Research Ho/Benayoun
4:30 Course Evaluations
5:00 Adjourn (aka get out of here)

6. INTRODUCTION TO RESEARCH IN
RADIOLOGY
Motivation for performing research
• What is research?
• Why is there a need for research?
• Types of research projects
• Integrity of research results
• Why be a good mentor?

7. WHAT IS RESEARCH?
• Research is a systematic, scientific
investigation in search of truth

8. NEED FOR RESEARCH

9. Why Academic Radiology?

10. NEED FOR RESEARCH
How does research benefit the clinical
radiologist?
• By protecting turf – Those who do the
research today perform the clinical
procedures of tomorrow
• By protecting useful procedures – Through
technology and outcome assessments

11. NEED FOR RESEARCH
How does funded research benefit the
academic radiologist?
• By career advancement – research
productivity becoming increasingly
important
• By providing release time, staff and
resources
• By providing financial independence to
those who produce inventions

12. HOW CAN YOU HELP?
• Consider an academic career with
emphasis on research
• Originate research projects
• Participate in research projects
• Be a facilitator not an obstructionist of
research projects

14. TYPES OF RESEARCH:
PROJECTS IN RADIOLOGY

15. TYPES OF RESEARCH
PROJECTS IN RADIOLOGY
• Develop/evaluate a clinical imaging
procedure
• Develop/evaluate a radiological device
• Develop/evaluate a
contrast/radiopharmaceutical agent
• Develop/evaluate a therapeutic
procedure

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18. TYPES OF RESEARCH
PROJECTS IN RADIOLOGY
• Develop/evaluate a clinical imaging
procedure
• Develop/evaluate a radiological device
• Develop/evaluate a
contrast/radiopharmaceutical agent
• Develop/evaluate a therapeutic
procedure

20. TYPES OF RESEARCH
PROJECTS IN RADIOLOGY
• Develop/evaluate a clinical imaging
procedure
• Develop/evaluate a radiological device
• Develop/evaluate a
contrast/radiopharmaceutical agent
• Develop/evaluate a therapeutic
procedure

23. TYPES OF RESEARCH
PROJECTS IN RADIOLOGY
• Develop/evaluate a clinical imaging
procedure
• Develop/evaluate a radiological device
• Develop/evaluate a
contrast/radiopharmaceutical agent
• Develop/evaluate a therapeutic
procedure

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