Committee Procedures

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Organizational Structure

  • Steering Committee is established by RSNA
    • Responsible for managing the strategic direction, processes and inftrastructure for QIBA and overall oversight of the QIBA activities and committees.
  • Modality Committees are established by the Steering Committee
    • Responsible for coordinating modality areas of QIBA, and to formalize (i.e., vote, on) decisions when needed.
  • Technical Committees are established by the Modality Committee
    • Responsible for selecting biomarkers, drafting Profiles and protocols, and coordinating groundwork.
    • Groundwork Committees are established by the Technical Committee as needed to carry out specific groundwork projects.
    • Authoring Groups are established by a Technical Committee as needed to write Profiles and/or protocols.


Committee Membership

  • Steering committee members are appointed by the secretariat
  • Modality?, Technical, Groundwork and Authoring Committees are "open" committees
    • "Open" committees are open to anyone with a relevant interest.
    • The Committee Secretary or Cochair can add your name to the roster
    • Groundwork groups and Authoring committees are typically volunteer subsets of their parent Technical committee
  • Rosters for each committee are posted on the Wiki


Decision Making

  • Goal: group consensus
  • Recorded vote required for procedural votes (e.g. approve for
    • negative votes must be discussed
    • ultimately 2/3 majority passes
  • Recorded vote required for resolution of log-jams
    • simple majority passes
  • For recorded votes:
    • Meeting Attendees names recorded in minutes, vote outcome recorded

Note: Committees that do not formally vote on anything (e.g. most groundwork and authoring groups) may not need to expend effort on quorum tracking

Quorum

  • All members on the Roster who have attended one or more of the last three meetings count toward quorum

See Also