Quantitative Imaging Workshop XIV
October 2-3, 2017
Hilton McLean Tysons Corner
McLean, VA
Quantitative Imaging Workshop XIV took place October 2-3, 2017 at the Hilton McLean Tysons Corner.
Additional information on the hotel, travel, registration fees and policies can be found on our workshop information page or use the link below to register for the workshop.
Since 2003, the Prevent Cancer Foundation® has convened a series of annual workshops focused on high-resolution CT imaging data for lung cancer, COPD and cardiovascular disease. The workshop provides a forum to exchange ideas on quantitative CT imaging for early disease management, as well as on policy and advocacy for responsible lung cancer, COPD and cardiovascular screening. The workshop emphasizes quality and consistency in screening.
This unique forum brings together leaders in lung cancer, COPD and cardiovascular disease early detection and treatment of early-stage disease, including:
For more information, contact Lisa.Han@preventcancer.org.
2017 Quantitative Imaging Workshop
2017 Presentation Slides
2017 Agenda
2017 Workshop Information
2016 Quantitative Imaging Workshop
Draft 2016 Agenda (PDF)
Background and Justification (PDF)
Press Release on Results of 2016 Workshop
2016 Executive Summary (PDF)
2016 Presentation Slides
2015 Executive Summary (PDF)
2014 Executive Summary (PDF)
2013 Executive Summary (PDF)
2012 Executive Summary (PDF)
The Prevent Cancer Foundation® values its partnerships with its supporters–and appreciates the impact we make together on increasing cancer screening. As a supporter of the 2017 Quantitative Imaging Workshop, you have a terrific opportunity to help advance work in cancer screening.
If your organization would like to support the 2018 Quantitative Imaging Workshop, or for more information on how you can become a corporate partner of the Prevent Cancer Foundation®, please contact Kimberly Jappell at kimberly.jappell@preventcancer.org or (703) 837-3689.
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