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Sean Ruck, Contributing Editor | November 18, 2015
HCB News: Is there anything new you’d like to highlight for this year’s show?
RA: Last year, we looked back over the past 100 years. This year, our theme is “Innovation is the Key to our Future,” and we will turn our gaze forward. The innovation theme will be front and center throughout the week, from our plenary lectures to the return of the RSNA Centennial Showcase, with new exhibits highlighting the future of medical imaging. Virtual holography, 3-D printing and personalized medicine are among the many astounding innovations on display this year.
Also, the RSNA Research and Education Foundation will be hosting a silent auction in conjunction with its Inspire-Innovate-Invest Campaign for Funding Radiology’s Future. People will have the chance to bid on some amazing experiences, while supporting radiology research.
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HCB News: What are you most excited about regarding this year’s show?
RA: I’m looking forward to the Mexico and Germany Presents sessions, which feature outstanding research and education from our colleagues in those countries. Gaming courses using RSNA Diagnosis Live are back. These courses have been extremely popular and engaging for our attendees. The Virtual Meeting also continues to grow, offering an expanding roster of sessions for those unable to attend the meeting in person or those who want to supplement their onsite meeting experience.
HCB News: What are the main reasons to attend?
RA: The RSNA Scientific Assembly and Annual Meeting is the world’s leading forum for radiology research and education. With a vast array of scientific presentations and educational courses and exhibits in every subspecialty — as well as a massive technical exhibition featuring cutting-edge equipment and software applications — RSNA 2015 offers attendees all the tools they need to take their practice to the next level. Equally important, with more than 50,000 attendees from around the globe, the meeting creates invaluable opportunities for exchanging knowledge with colleagues from a diverse mix of countries and health care systems.
HCB News: Do you believe radiologists entering the field today need a different set of skills than those who have been practicing for years? If so, what skills do they need to master?
