Image Wisely IRPA Workshop on Radiation Protection Culture, February 10 – 11, 2011 Priscilla F. Butler, M.S. Medical Physicist and Senior Director ACR.

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Image Wisely IRPA Workshop on Radiation Protection Culture, February 10 – 11, 2011 Priscilla F. Butler, M.S. Medical Physicist and Senior Director ACR Breast Imaging Accreditation Programs

ACR/RSNA Joint Task Force: Adult Radiation Protection Formed in 2009 Partnered with ASRT and AAPM Develop initiative to build on the success of Image Gently

Goals include Raising awareness Educating imaging professionals, referring providers, patients –1-stop location to find links to great info already on the WWW –New educational content

Action Plan Target audiences will be addressed in two phases: –Radiologists, Technologists, Medical Physicists –Patients, Referring Physicians, Administrators Targets areas (in order of priority) –Computed Tomography –Nuclear Medicine Procedures –Radiography / Fluoroscopy

Initiative Name and Logo

Key Messages Imaging Wisely – –The right exam, performed the right way –Use the most appropriate exam for the clinical problem –Make sure the benefits outweigh the risks –If ionizing radiation is used, make sure the dose is appropriate

Key Messages When CT is the right exam – –Before imaging, check the dose and protocol –Tailor mAs, kVp, and other technical factors to patient size and indication –Use as few phases as possible to answer the clinical question –Scan only the indicated areas

Demonstrate Your Commitment A commitment to Image Wisely – –Pledge to the campaign –Get accredited (by the ACR or equivalent) –Participate in a Dose Index Registry

Image Wisely Launch 2010 RSNA: Special Interest Session Radiology Editorial – December, 2010

Marketing Plan Promotional communications by Image Wisely leadership, including written and video pieces Public service announcement for trade journals and general broadcast Variety of collateral paraphernalia (e.g., lapel pins, stickers, etc.) distributed at the 2010 launch

Image Wisely Website Website chair – Christof Wald

Image Wisely Website Content Informational and reference content for imaging providers, medical physicists, and technologists Links to CT equipment manufacturers’ dedicated microsites, with vendor-specific information on how to optimize dose on their equipment Links to RadiologyInfo.org, acr.org, and rsna.org, Radiation Benefits/Risks Primer A downloadable imaging history card for patients (co-sponsored by Image Wisely and the FDA) The Image Wisely pledge form

Educational Content Leadership Imaging ProvidersBob Zeman Medical PhysicistsBill Hendee Rad TechnologistsKevin Powers Vender MicrositesGE, Siemens, Philips, Toshiba Referring ProvidersJulie Timmons PatientsRadiologyInfo.org Radiation Primer

Imaging History Record Card

The Pledge

Pledges 3000 pledges, as of February 8, 2011!

Work Continues