Tuesday, March 25
As I mentioned in an earlier post, I'm spending this week in Seattle at the annual meeting of the Association of University Radiologists. After the first few sessions, my brain is beginning to disintegrate.
To remain conscious through some of the sessions, I thought I would live-blog the meeting via my iPhone in the comment section of this post.
As an exercise, I will try to keep the bulk of the posts to exactly 6 words, as in my earlier post on Six-Word Memoirs.
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Bad Powerpoints. Excessive bullet points. Aarrgghh...
Meeting motto: Informatics - Future of Radiology
Structured reporting: intriguing but currently impractical.
Excessive Powerpoint text - pictures worth 1000!!
Redundant concepts: Seattle, wet, gray, rainy.
Colleagues from afar - face time!! Yesss!!
Speaker + bullet points = audience --> email, web.
Most radiologists should retake Presentations 101...
They also need remedial Edward Tufte.
Two talks between me and supper...
Trauma radiology in Iraq: gripping vignette!!
Eliot Siegel: Research informatics. Fine talk.
"Telepathology" = remote pathology interpretation - *not* mentalism.
John Eng: ninja data wrangling - excellent!
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