Imaging informatics professionals (IIPs) routinely use a variety of tools to anticipate, assess, diagnose, and address technical and business issues. In addition to software applications and utilities, they often employ templates, calculators, guidelines, and other digital resources. In this webinar, experienced IIPs will share some of the tools they have developed. They will present the purpose of the tool, demonstrate how to use it, and it will then be available for download from the SIIM website for your use.
Tools that will be covered in this webinar:
- Remote Troubleshooting Methods
- Extended Downtime Communication Templates
- AI Solution Assessment
Objectives
- Learn about tools & methods for use in IIP careers
- Explore how to apply the presented tools & methods in your environment
- Discover how new IIP tools & methods can be developed & shared
Resources
CE Credit
SIIM has approved this activity for 1.0 hours of SIIM IIP Credits towards certification and re-certification by the American Board of Imaging Informatics (ABII).
To receive credit, registrants must view the entire webinar and then complete the post-webinar survey. Webinar credits will only be awarded one time per webinar view, regardless of if the learner watches the content live or on-demand.
Note: In order to receive credits for any events/learning you attend you must select your eligible credit types found in the CE & Certification section of your MySIIM Account profile.
To access the webinar, once you are registered navigate to My Learning in your My SIIM Account profile.
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Don Dennison, CIIP, FSIIM
Tom Kern, CIIP, MASc
Matthew Hayes, MBA, CIIP
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