If you're a faculty member at a small or mid-sized academic radiology department with annual NIH funding below $1 million, we can help you get involved in a new research project.
COARDRI is a collaborative, cross-institutional, structured research model in which investigators participate in well-defined roles that provide a pooling of resources and expertise.
Any clinically oriented academic radiology department with annual NIH funding below $1 million may participate.
Duszak's Latest Research
August 31, 2016
Dr. Duszak's recent publication in JACR evaluates the use of a bundled payment model in breast cancer screening, and discusses the potential for its use in different diagnostic imaging services.
What is COARDRI?
The Clinically Oriented Academic Radiology Department Research Initiative (COARDRI) is a collaborative, cross-institutional, structured research model focused on imaging health services.
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If you're a faculty member at a large, highly funded academic institution, we need your help! We're recruiting members to be a part of our various committees.
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LeBedis' Abstract Accepted to RSNA
August 31, 2016
The first COARDRI project, which surveyed contrast reaction training in US radiology residency programs, resulted in an abstract recently accepted to the 2016 RSNA annual meeting.
