Room 100
The Keck Center of The National Academies
500 Fifth Street, NW
Washington, DC 20001

February 18, 2003
8:00a.m. to 4:45p.m.

The Workshop is Free and Open to the Public

8:00      Continental Breakfast

8:25      Welcome and Introduction
             Ed Penhoet, Committee Chair

8:30      (Unable to Attend)
             Better Information and Decision Tools: The Needs of the Consumer
             Mary Ropka, University of Virginia Medical School

9:00       (Unable to Attend)
             Decision Support in Breast Cancer Detection
             Nananda Col, Brigham and Women’s Hospital

9:30       DISCUSSION

9:45       Marketing Strategies: How Companies Work to Encourage Adoption of 
             New Medical Technologies
             Laura Shapiro, Siemens Medical Solutions

10:15      (Unable to Attend)
              Research and Development Strategies in Molecular Imaging Technologies
              H. Donald Burns, Merck

10:45     DICUSSION

11:00     BREAK

11:15     (Unable to Attend)
             NCI Programs to Support Development of New Approaches to Breast 
             Cancer Detection
             Ed Staab, National Cancer Institute

11:45     (Unable to Attend)
             DoD’s Breast Cancer Research Program
             COL Melissa Forsythe, DoD Breast Cancer Research Program

12:15     DISCUSSION

12:30     LUNCH

1:15      (Unable to Attend)
            Challenges in Assessing the Safety and Efficacy of Cancer Detection Devices
             David Feigal, CDRH, FDA

1:45      (Unable to Attend)
            Regulatory Challenges for In Vitro Diagnostics
             Joseph Hackett, CDRH, FDA

2:15      (Unable to Attend)
            CMS Perspective on Adoption of New Breast Cancer Detection Technologies
            Sean Tunis, Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services

2:45      DISCUSSION

3:00      BREAK

3:15      The Role of Innovative Not-for-Profits in Medical Innovation: 
             Lessons from CaP CURE
             Howard Soule, CaP CURE

3:45      The Role of Breast Cancer Philanthropies in Developing New Approaches
             to Breast Cancer Detection
             Susan Braun, Susan G. Komen Foundation

4:15      DISCUSSION

4:45      ADJOURN