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Revision as of 19:40, 29 October 2012
Contents
Agenda
Welcome
Welcome to the developing new Dukerads. Navigate on the left. Edit what you want by clicking edit at the top of any page, works just like Wikipedia. Upload whatever.
How to edit: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:Cheatsheet
Create Account
Duke Review Course Lectures
ADDITIONAL LECTURES
Orientation Modules
1. For most of the core rotations, we need a pdf or powerpoint summarizing the logistical considerations of getting started in each rotation (something analogous to the survival guide).
2. For the core rotations we need a PACS folder analagous to the medical student PACS folders to be reviewed with the R1 on the first day of each rotation by the senior resident. This could be a joint effort between residents and faculty members.
File:Example.jpg Body CT Rotation Orientation
File:Example.jpg Chest Rotation Orientation
File:Example.jpg CVI Rotation Orientation
File:Example.jpg GI (and GU) Rotation Orientation
File:Example.jpg MSK Rotation Orientation
File:Example.jpg Neuro Rotation Orientation
File:Example.jpg Nucs Rotation Orientation
File:Example.jpg Peds Rotation Orientation
File:Example.jpg, File:Example.jpg Ultrasound Rotation Orientation (R1 scanning month and ultrasound reading room months)
File:Example.jpg Vascular and Interventional Rotation Orientation
File:Example.jpg, File:Example.jpg, File:Example.jpg, File:Example.jpg VA Rotation Orientation (years 1-4)
File:Example.jpg Junior Call Orientation
File:Example.jpg "Box" Orientation
File:Example.jpg Senior Call Rotation
Interesting Cases
More on this later Go to R:\interestingcasefile.xlsx
Links
https://sakai.duke.edu/ Website containing physics study materials
https://my.statdx.com/ Searchable online textbook
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/test-builder-123/ Test Builder 123: Mike Squire's Q bank
https://login.acr.org/login Comprehensive Case Review
http://awi.duhs.duke.edu Off-Site Ebrowser
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Research
FACULTY RESEARCH MENTORS
Abdominal:
- File:Example.jpg Rendon Nelson's Interests and Project Ideas
Breast:
- File:Example.jpg Jay Baker's Interests and Project Ideas
Chest:
CVI:
- File:Example.jpg Charles Kim's Interests and Project Ideas
MSK:
Neuro:
Nucs:
Peds:
- File:Example.jpg Chuck Maxfield's Interests and Project Ideas
VIR:
- File:Example.jpg Charles Kim's Interests and Project Ideas
RESIDENT RESEARCH PROJECTS - Projects started by other residents that may require additional help or continued effort by future interested residents.
GETTING STARTED
Process generally requires approval by SBR (Radiology), then CPC (Cancer Center) if applicable, then IRB.
1. https://www.citiprogram.org/Default.asp? You must complete the CITI modules in order to begin an IRB application. Processing takes about a week.
2. https://eirb.mc.duke.edu/eirb/ Log into the eIRB to start completing your application.
3. Contact CeeJay Dozar by email or phone (684 7891) to establish a secure network drive if your project involves PHI.
4. If applicable, a formal budget must be established. In my experience, rough estimates are adequate.
5. Barbara Kurth works in the SBR, is responsive to emails, and can help you revise the rough draft of your research summary before you submit to the SBR. This may speed things up a bit.
Changelog
Consult the User's Guide for information on using the wiki software.
