HOSPITAL


Gérard RUSHINGABIGWI, Associate Professor, CEBE, Biomedical Master director
Célestin TWIZERE, Professor, CEBE director
With the participation of a french team :
Bernard BENSADOUN, Engineer and Hospital Director, Professor at EHESP
Elisabeth DION, Professor, Head of Radiology at Hôtel Dieu, Paris
François LANGEVIN, Emeritus Professor and Researcher, President of FL IH Int.
A partnership with MoH and RBC
Sponsored by Expertise France



Plannning :
Monday May 25th FUNDAMENTAL CONCEPTS
9.00 Introduction of participants and lecturers
Welcome Remarks and Brief Introduction of CEBE
Welcome remarks from AFD Group
Official Opening Remarks / MOH
Opening remarks from RBC/MTD
10.00 Imaging modalities
Review of medical imaging modalities : deep physical principles, nature of images
Digitalization, look up table, transport and data storage
Image characteristics and performances : resolution, signal / noise, contrast, point spread fonction, spatial frequencies, etc…
Modalities comparison
13.30 Radiology service organization
Designing and opening a radiology service
Installation constraints
Organization of a radiology department..
Tuesday May 26th ADVANCED QUESTIONS
9.00 Imaging modalities
Reconstruction of images (ultra sounds and tomography CT, MR,…)
13.30 Radiology service organization
Designing a new medical imaging center in a fictive 420k people town of Rwanda
Maintenance organization and strategy
Wednesday May 27th CLINICAL NEEDS AND ORGANISATION
10.00 Clinical expectations of imaging modalities
Basics of radiological semiology and complementarities between modalities,
Prescription and patient pathways, diagnostic / prevention, follow up
Examples: emergencies, women's imaging, cardiovascular, neurology imaging.
Teaching radiology and related techniques
13.30 Radiology service organization
Management of teams, planning, skills, education,…
Patient flow and clinical pathways
Thursday May 28th KING FAYCAL HOSPITAL VISIT AND PRACTICAL HOSPITAL QUESTIONS
9.00-13.00 Visit of the radiology department of the King Faysal Hospital (to be confirmed)
14.30-15.30 Debriefing meeting with radiologists and biomedical hospital engineers
Friday May 29th MEDICAL IMAGING IN THE FUTURE
9.00 Medical imaging in the future
Innovations and prospects
Convergence of interventional radiology and surgery
Simulation for intervention preparation and for education
Artificial Intelligence in device cores, for physician help or substitution, for education and teaching medical imaging
New technologies with photon counting, metabolic imaging and CT.
13.30 Academic validation of acquired knowledge
10.30/15.30 :Every day 15mn coffee break 12.30 : Every day 60mn lunch break 17.00 : End of day session

