OPTIMAX 2018 - a focus on education in radiology

This year, OPTIMAX was warmly welcomed by
\nUniversity College Dublin. For the sixth time
\nstudents and teachers from Europe, South Africa,
\nSouth America and Canada have come together
\nenthusiastically to do research in the Radiography
\ndomain. As in previous years, there were several
\nresearch groups consisting of PhD-, MSc- and BSc
\nstudents and tutors from the OPTIMAX partner
\nUniversities or on invitation by partner Universities.
\nOPTIMAX 2018 was partly funded by the partner
\nUniversities and partly by the participants.<br/>
\n
\n<br/>
\nThis year, five research projects were performed with
\na focus on education on dose- and image quality
\noptimization.<br/>
\n
\n<br/>
\nThe research projects were:<ul>
\n<li>CT Simulation as an Active learning tool</li>
\n<li>Redesigning a Radiography Practical Active
\nLearning Space</li>
\n<li>Does Radiographer Training Across Europe Alter
\nImage Viewing Patterns and Decisions?</li>
\n<li>An Investigation into the Use of Lead Shielding
\nProtection in Abdominal Radiography</li>
\n<li>Inter-user Variability in DXA Scanning and
\nAnalysis</li>
\n
\n</ul><br/>
\nThe summer school was concluded with a poster
\nsession and a conference, where the research
\nteams presented their results. All five abstracts were
\nsubmitted to the European congress of Radiology
\n(ECR) and, when accepted, will be presented by the
\nstudents as posters, or oral presentations.<br/>
\n
\n<br/>
\nThis book comprises of two sections, the first section
\ncontains several chapters about new educational
\napplications for Radiology Education. The second
\nsection contains the research papers of the five
\nresearch projects.<br/>
\n
\n<br/>
\n<b>Steering committee OPTIMAX 2018</b><br/>
\n
\n<ul>
\n<li>Hogg P, School of Health Sciences, University of
\nSalford, Greater Manchester, United Kingdom</li>
\n<li>Buissink C, Department of Medical Imaging and
\nRadiation Therapy, Hanze University of Applied
\nSciences, Groningen, The Netherlands</li>
\n<li>Aandahl I, Department of Life Sciences and
\nHealth, Oslomet, Oslo, Norway</li>
\n<li>Jorge J, Haute École de Santé Vaud – Filiè TRM,
\nUniversity of Applied Sciences and Arts of
\nWestern Switzerland, Lausanne, Switzerland</li>
\n<li>O’Conner M, University College Dublin, Dublin,
\nIreland</li>
\n</ul>

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