Training for AI
Shared Goals, Improved Outcomes: Key Takeaways from the 2024 QSI Conference
October 1, 2024
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Kevin Haines
Kevin Haines, D.O., PGY-4 from University of Connecticut Health Center, shares an insightful recap of the 2024 Quality and Safety + Informatics Confer...
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The 2024 ACR Quality and Safety and Informatics ConferenceAugust 13, 2024 | Woojin Kim
The ACR Quality and Safety + Informatics Conference provides a unique forum for quality and safety professionals to collaborate with informaticists, d...
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AI in Brief: Radiology Reports ReimaginedJuly 26, 2024 | Inayat Grewal; Howard ChenThis briefing is part of our series summarizing key research and articles to keep you up to speed on the latest in medical imaging AI.
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AI-LAB Federated Learning to Expand AI Opportunities to More RadiologistsNovember 16, 2021 | Kendall Schmidt, PhDRadiologists can now get involved and develop expertise by registering their sites to take part in the ACR DSI AI federated learning program on AI-LAB...
Don't Be Afraid to Talk to Medical Students About AIMarch 15, 2021 | Bibb Allen Jr., MD, FACRMedical students today want to hear radiology’s value proposition in an AI-enabled era. We must be prepared to explain why radiology is a solid ...
4 Steps Radiology Residents and Fellows Can Take Now to Prepare for AI in PracticeNovember 11, 2019 | Walter Wiggins, MD, PhDA self-guided approach to being well-prepared for integrating artificial intelligence into clinical practice and adapting to the impact on efficiency ...
What Medical Students See in AIJune 11, 2019 | Ayis Pyrros, MDYounger generations are generally willing to embrace new technology like artificial intelligence. For better or worse, AI will be shaped by them.