• Radiology · Aug 2004

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    Enhancing research in academic radiology departments: recommendations of the 2003 Consensus Conference.

    • Philip O Alderson, Linda B Bresolin, Gary J Becker, James H Thrall, N Reed Dunnick, Bruce J Hillman, LeeJoseph K TJK, and Edward C Nagy.
    • Department of Radiology, Columbia University Medical Center, 622 W 168th St, New York, NY 10032, USA. poa1@columbia.edu
    • Radiology. 2004 Aug 1; 232 (2): 405-8.

    AbstractOpportunities for funded radiologic research are greater than ever, and the amount of federal funding coming to academic radiology departments is increasing. Even so, many medical school-based radiology departments have little or no research funding. Accordingly, a consensus panel was convened to discuss ways to enhance research productivity and broaden the base of research strength in as many academic radiology departments as possible. The consensus panel included radiologists who have leadership roles in some of the best-funded research departments, radiologists who direct other funded research programs, and radiologists with related expertise. The goals of the consensus panel were to identify the attributes associated with successful research programs and to develop an action plan for radiology research based on these characteristics.Copyright RSNA, 2004

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