The Virtual Hospital: AT&&T;; Distinguished Lectureship Series: Advances in Medical Informatics and Cancer Research

Continuing Medical Education

AT&T Distinguished Lectureship Series: Advances in Medical Informatics and Cancer Research

University of Iowa College of Medicine

Introduction

The University of Iowa Cancer Center and The Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology are proud to host these distinguished lecturers, who have contributed in a most significant manner to our understanding of key steps involved in cancer and medical informatics.

Dates:
June 8 and 9,1997
The University of Iowa Hospitals and Clinics

Location:
Presentations will be made in the New Braley Auditorium in the Pomerantz Family Pavilion

Organizing Committee:

Mary J.C. Hendrix

Michael Vannier

Richard Seftor

Michael D'Alessandro

Michael Kienzle

Robert D. Lelonek

Shawn Cook

Jeffrey Galvin

Funded by:

The funding for the Distinguished Lectureship Series is provided by AT&T

Program: Sunday, June 8

6:00 p.m.

Welcome Remarks
Reception and Buffet Dinner (for Invited Participants)
IMU/2nd Floor Ballroom

8:00 p.m.

General Harold (Tommy) M. Thompson
Chief Operating Officer, Iowa Communications Network
The Telecommunication Role in Implementing Telemedicine

Program: Monday, June 9

8:00 a.m.

Dr. Robert Kelch
Dean, College of Medicine
Welcome Remarks

Dr. Robert Wallace
Director, The University of Iowa Cancer Center
Introductions

Dr. Mary Hendrix
Head, Department of Anatomy and Cell Biology
Associate Director of Basic Research, Iowa Cancer Center
Co-Director, Virtual Naval Hospital Program
Overview

Dr. Michael Kienzle
Director, Rural Telemedicine Project
The Practice of Medicine Has Changed

Dr. Richard Bakalar, USN
Director, Naval Telemedicine
From Ship to Shore: Telemedicine at the Deckplates

Dr. John Silva, USAF
Program Manager, Defense Sciences Office
Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, DOD
The Future of Informatics and Clinical Trials

Dr. Michael Vannier
Head, Department of Radiology, University of Iowa
Medical Informatics and Improved Imaging for Cancer Detection

Dr. Michael D'Alessandro
Co-Director, Virtual Naval Hospital Program
The Virtual Naval Hospital: Building a Digital Library for the Medical Apprentice Learner

Dr. Thomas Weingeist
Head, Department of Opthalmology and Visual Sciences

Dr. Robert Folberg
F.C. Blodi Professor of Opthalmology and Professor of Pathology
Interactive Two-Way Graduate Tele-education: Maximizing Faculty Resources

Mr. John Beck
Vice President
AT&T Labs
Security and Patient Confidentiality Over the Internet

Conference Conclusion: 5:00 p.m.

Registration

On-Site Registration

For on-site participants, the conference is free and there is no registration.

Off-Site Registration

For off-site participants, the conference is being broadcast by AT&T Video Go. Conference registration is being handled by AT&T Video Go.

Information on Video Conference Preparation: http://www.att.com/worldworx/25027.html

Setting up a Video Room Profile (Forms & info): http://www.att.com/worldworx/25022_1_13.html

The Basics of Video Conferencing: http://www.att.com/worldworx/25026.html

Video Go Telephone numbers:

Phone # 1 800 VIDEO GO (1-800-843-3646)
Fax # 1-800-644-9424

Fax Documents to request for help with setup:

Video Room Profile (Code # 25024)
Conversion Service Agreement (Code # 25006)

Questions

Robert D. Lelonek: robert-lelonek@uiowa.edu

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