RSNA Meeting breaks its own records

RSNA FACT SHEET

* RSNA has more than 35,000 members in 113 countries.
* Nearly 60,000 people attended the 2003 RSNA Scientific
* Assembly and Annual Meeting, including more than 25,000 professionals
from over 93 countries. The scientific assembly is the largest annual medical
meeting in the world. It has been held consecutively in Chicago since 1985.
McCormick Place was first used in 1975.
* More than 82 percent of active radiologists in the United States are members
of RSNA.
* RSNA publishes two peer-reviewed medical journals:
Circulation is 33,000 for Radiology, 28,000 for RadioGraphics and 35,000
for R S N A News.
* In 2003, the total CME credit hours earned from the print version of
RadioGraphics was 26,300; the Education Exhibit tests hosted on
InteractED awarded 29,629 hours of category 1 CME credit.
* InteractED offers more than 300 CME programs.
* Since its inception in July 2000, InteractED has issued more than 137,143
CME certificates to more than 11,255 registered individuals.
* The RSNA Research & Education Foundation provided nearly $1.4 million
in grant support from July 1, 2003 to June 30, 2004.
* Full RSNA members in North America pay dues of $315 annually.
Membership benefits are worth at least $925 ($520 for annual meeting with
advance registration, $250 for Radiology, $135 for RadioGraphics, $20 for
R S N A News-value based on nonmember subscription rates). They also receive
20% off RSNA education materials, free access to CME credit on
InteractED, CME Repository, free access to online RSNA journals and many
indirect benefits.
* The RSNA Board of Directors has eight members, each serving a six-year
term.
* RSNA employs 133 people.

Ezequiel Domb
Diagnostico Journal

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