This 2-day virtual course is to provide a review of essential and pertinent material geared towards junior radiology residents preparing for call. Using interactive case-based lectures, we aim to address the medical expert and non-medical expert CanMeds roles by covering the important don’t-miss diagnoses and useful algorithms in all major systems. The course will also cover important concepts including protocolling, effective consultation and communication, handy tips about maximizing the yield of your studying, improving time management and dealing with stress. 

Highlights:

• Interactive case-based lectures highlighting don’t-miss diagnoses and useful algorithms in all major systems
• Useful tips for improving your effectiveness as a consultant on call, managing time and preventing burnout!  

The purpose of this one-day weekend virtual CME course is to offer attendees a comprehensive understanding of dialysis access creation and maintenance. The course had been designed to be a multi-disciplinary course, with involvement of Interventional Radiologists, Nephrologists, Vascular Surgeons, and nurses involved in dialysis access care. Our guest faculty is a renowned expert in dialysis access management and will deliver several lectures and participate in complex case discussion. Audience participation is anticipated and encouraged.

This course will provide a week-long broad spectrum review of radiological sub-specialties for radiologists and residents in preparation for the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada licensing exam in Diagnostic Radiology. The course will include lectures (some case-based) and comprehensive reviews in:

• Breast
• Cardiac
• Chest
• Emergency Radiology
• GI, GU
• Interventional Radiology
• MSK
• Neuroradiology
• Nuclear Medicine
• Pediatrics
• Women's Imaging