ORNL researchers use AI to improve mammogram interpretation
Very interesting read.
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I hadn’t visited MDCT.net for a while, the other day I visited, and was pleasantly surprised to find a new revamped site.
The new approach on this revamp is to make it easier to navigate through each section, such as clinical cases, being able to view e-lectures from the home page, ability to scroll through educational presentations, being able to find all the content on the load page, a new parametric search, latest CT buzz section for upcoming meetings and conferences, and each post in the main section has a “related content” box in the sidebar proposing additional information on what you are viewing.
I would diffidently recommend a visit to this site to all my CT friends.
I was just was made aware of a continuing education site I think you should check out. It’s a very straight forward, easy to navigate site, and all the credits are approved by the ASRT.
Here’s the link: ce4rt Getting continuing education is now easier for radiologic technologists who are busy and on the go. And finally there are courses that are made for you and your profession instead of physician books that are out of your scope of practice. No more sitting in seminars all day or snail mailing books to get credits. We have unique courses offering a variety of credits to meet your needs. At CE4RT.com we offer easy and affordable continuing education you can get on your smartphone, tablet, or PC you can get right now and have your credits today.
I hope you find it useful, and comments are welcomed.
Update to this post, I didn’t realize it but I had already had this site in my continuing education pages under XRayCeRT, it seems Jason Eisenbeisz has updated his link. I hope this doesn’t cause any problems, and I encourage you to visit his site.
I’ve always believed this, and I think hospitals are all trying to achieve this because of the national survey which compares, and rates hospitals across the country.
I thought this article was interesting, and I wanted to share it. From the Additive Analytics Blog, Why Researchers Say Hospitals Should Be Run More Like Hotels. Comments welcomed.
Here’s a report from Radiology Today Reporters’ Notebook, I thought might be of interest. I read this today on Twitter.
Automated CT Dose-Tracking Software Effective in Clinical Setting