This educational program is specifically designed for Pharmacists, Pharmacy Technicians, Radiology Administrators, Radiologic Technologists, and imaging professionals who perform imaging procedures that require the administration of iodinated contrast media; or MRI studies which may require gadolinium-based contrast agents.

The goal of this program is to fully prepare pharmacy personnel to make informed decisions regarding contrast media selection. The complete program includes two on-demand webinars with accompanying digital monograph, all designed to increase the overall understanding of the properties, clinical benefits, and safety considerations of iodinated contrast media and gadolinium-based contrast agents (GBCAs).

This 3-part program has been approved for 2.5 ACPE credit hours, 2.5 CRA credits, and 2.5 ASRT Category A credits.

This 3-part on-demand program is designed to increase the participant's understanding about the oversight, management, and dispensing of saline for medical imaging. Specifically developed for pharmacists, it is intended to increase pharmacy personnel’s knowledge about the clinical benefits of saline utilization during imaging; intended to improve patient care. Radiologic technologists and others healthcare professionals that support imaging, may find this accredited program of interest.

This 3-part program has been approved for 1.25 ACPE credit hours, 1.5 ASRT Category A credits and 1.0 CRA credit

This Expert Forum will review the steps taken by the contrast media industry and the FDA to develop a safe and compliant solution for multi-patent contrast administration in CT. This solution is now available as the Imaging Bulk Package (IBP) which is approved for use in the CT Suite. This panel will also share their comprehensive process for incorporating IBP into their clinical practice.

Following the presentations questions from the audience were addressed in a moderated Q&A session.