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Hosted by JMIRS · health · EN · 18 episodes
A regular podcast associated with our journal available at JMIRS.org.
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Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences
Join the Guest Editor of our upcoming special issue, “Artificial Intelligence Revisited”, Nikos Stogiannos, as he speaks with Christina Malamateniou about the importance of including patients and the public in the lifecycle of an AI product for medical imaging and radiation sciences. Read the special issue here!
Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences
In this latest JMIRS podcast, Editor-in-Chief Amanda Bolderston speaks with Megan Brydon, the author of "Lying for a Living," about how her top-downloaded narrative poem came to be written. Transcript JMIRS Narratives Collection
Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences
<p>Listen in on a wide-ranging conversation with JMIRS Deputy Editor Mark McEntee and Helle Precht starting with Helle’s unique roles in research and academia and how she became a co-Guest Editor for the recent “Future of the Workforce” issue, including advice on those looking to get more involved. They discuss the Patient First Strategy in Denmark, with mobile radiography units as an example (see Helle’s papers here and here) and her editorial for the special issue that covers the Choosing Wisely and Watchful Waiting movement in Denmark. Some highlights of the issue are discussed, including the Shortage of Radio...
Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences
<p>Join Amanda Bolderston in conversation with three of our Top Papers of 2024! First is Hayley Gullen from the UK discussing her Narrative, a comic strip, This might surprise you – selected by Amanda as Editor-in-Chief Highlight. Next is Nikos Stogiannos from Greece chatting about A multidisciplinary team and multiagency approach for AI implementation: A commentary for medical imaging and radiotherapy key stakeholders – selected as Top Commentary. Finally, Tracey Lundstrom from Canada talks about her Top Clinical Perspective, Surveying the landscape: First Nations, Métis, and Inuit cancer resources in radiation therapy. You can view all the Editor’s top paper selecti...
Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences
<p>JMIRS Editor-in-Chief Amanda Bolderston speaks with Jennifer Carey (Manager of the CAMRT Atlantic and Manager of National Advocacy) and Mark Given (CAMRT Director of Professional Practice and Research) about a recent publication in the journal, An MRT workforce shortage is no laughing matter, based on CAMRT Health Human Resources data and vacancy rates in Canada, including reporting about mental health and workplace violence.</p> <p>More from the CAMRT website:</p> CAMRT Research on the Profession CAMRT Advocacy
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