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Should radiologists become gatekeepers against overuse?
Brian Casey - www.auntminnie.com | January 08, 2019
Should the primary duty of radiologists shift from interpreting images to preventing unnecessary orders for medical imaging?
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Mass General builds algorithm to detect intracranial hemorrhages
Greg Slabodkin - www.healthdatamanagement.com | December 24, 2018
An artificial intelligence algorithm has been developed by Massachusetts General Hospital to rapidly diagnose and classify brain hemorrhages from unenhanced head computed-tomography scans.
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Emotional Intelligence: Three Overlooked Actions For Balanced Focus And Productivity
Erik Fredrickson - www.forbes.com | December 21, 2018
When you think of someone who is a balanced top performer, what qualities do they share? From business leaders to champion athletes, all top performers have certain attributes that lead them to excel. While the physical and technical aspects may differ, the psychological and emotional frameworks are often similar. When it comes to these intangibles, it’s easy for people to be unsure of what’s working so well, or they may not be able to identify how they do it or what it’s called.
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Evolving Medical Education for a Digital Future
Connie E. Chen, MD; David M. Svec, MD, MBA; Jonathan H. Chen, MD, PhD - www.medscape.com | December 21, 2018
Three major technology trends—mobile phone–enabled platforms, big data, and artificial intelligence (AI)—exemplify how new technologies are transforming conventional modes of healthcare delivery. Mobile applications are replacing activities previously requiring in-person visits, computers are using vast new data streams to personalize treatment approaches, and AI is augmenting disease diagnosis.
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Radiology training programs should think outside the box during candidate interviews
Subrata Thakar - www.radiologybusiness.com | December 06, 2018
A majority of radiology training programs utilize traditional interview techniques when interviewing candidates, according to a survey of active members of the Association of Program Directors in Radiology (APDR) published in Academic Radiology. Should they be working to shake things up a bit?
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