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AuntMinnie
JANUARY 6, 2025
Student interest in radiologic technology education programs is on the rise, suggest survey findings published by the American Society of Radiologic Technologists (ASRT). The ASRT began tracking enrollment data for sonography and MR imaging in 2022. We capture the data, so education programs can make informed decisions," Culp said.
AuntMinnie
AUGUST 2, 2024
In healthcare, algorithms hold the promise of increasing efficiency and, potentially, diagnostic accuracy. Radiology is ground zero for many of these innovations, and increasingly radiologists are being asked to take the lead in helping the healthcare system make the most of these technological breakthroughs.
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AuntMinnie
NOVEMBER 12, 2024
AuntMinnie.com · Minnies 2024 - Most Influential Radiology Researcher Runner up: Perry Pickhardt, MD, University of Wisconsin -- Madison Most Effective Radiology Educator Minnies 2024 Winner: Elliot K. In fact, this year is his record fifth win in the Most Effective Radiology Educator category. Fishman, MD.
AuntMinnie
FEBRUARY 27, 2025
notedthat healthcare delivery contributes directly to the climate crisis, through greenhouse gas emissions due to the production and operation of medical equipment, the generation of medical and nonmedical waste, and contamination of water supplies. Offer climate "literacy" education. Create and distribute a "toolkit."
AuntMinnie
OCTOBER 25, 2024
Most Effective Radiology Educator Francis Deng, MD, Johns Hopkins Medicine Francis Deng, MD. An assistant professor of radiology and radiological science, Francis Deng, MD, is the Johns Hopkins radiology department's co-director of medical student diagnostic radiology electives. Deng is lauded internationally as an educator.
AuntMinnie
OCTOBER 16, 2023
Healthcare disparities continue to plague medical imaging, but there are concrete measures radiologists can take to mitigate them, according to a paper published on October 12 in RadioGraphics. Improve education and outreach efforts for screening exams. Work to reduce patients' out-of-pocket costs.
AuntMinnie
OCTOBER 31, 2023
Perry Pickhardt, MD, UW-Madison While Pickhardt’s efforts revolve around what is commonly called “opportunistic screening,” he likens the goals to value-based medical imaging and repurposing scans for useful incidental data for cardiometabolic screening purposes. He is a nationally recognized author, editor, and speaker.
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