Automating Radiology: The Impact of AI with Dr. Jason Adleberg

Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging

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לפני 20 weeks 33:55

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This episode is a fascinating exploration of how technology is reshaping the field of radiology, and Jason's insights provide a hopeful perspective on the future of medical imaging. Tune in to discover how AI can enhance patient care and the role of radiologists in this transformative era.

Dr. Jason Adelberg is a radiology resident and AI researcher at Mount Sinai in New York City. With a background as a software engineer, Jason transitioned into medicine, discovering his passion for radiology during medical school. He has authored multiple papers on artificial intelligence and serves on the editorial board for the Radiology AI journal. Notably, he led a workshop at the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) on building AI models without coding experience, which is also available on YouTube. In this episode, Jason shares his insights on the intersection of AI and radiology, emphasizing the importance of patient safety and the complexities of integrating technology into healthcare. His unique perspective as both a radiologist and AI developer positions him as a key voice in the ongoing conversation about the future of medical imaging and the role of AI in enhancing radiological practices.

Chapters:

[00:00] Intro

[00:02:50] The Journey from Tech to Radiology

[00:10:20] AI as an Enhancer, Not a Replacement

[00:12:49] Automating Tedious Tasks with AI

[00:18:36] The Importance of Diverse Data in AI Training

[00:24:00] Navigating Regulatory Challenges in AI

[00:32:11] A Bright Future for AI in Radiology

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Automating Radiology: The Impact of AI with Dr. Jason Adleberg

Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging

published לפני 20 weeks

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Chapters:

[00:00] Intro

[00:02:50] The Journey from Tech to Radiology

[00:10:20] AI as an Enhancer, Not a Replacement

[00:12:49] Automating Tedious Tasks with AI

[00:18:36] The Importance of Diverse Data in AI Training

[00:24:00] Navigating Regulatory Challenges in AI

[00:32:11] A Bright Future for AI in Radiology

Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so

21 פרקים

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What We’re Missing While Obsessing Over AI: The Forgotten Future of Radiology 33:53

לפני 1 day33:53

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In this episode of Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging, host Chris St. John speaks with Ari Goldberg, Director of Thoracic and Abdominal Imaging at Loyola University Medical Center, to explore how radiology practices can adapt to growing workloads, workforce shortages, and the slow rollout of AI solutions. Dr. Goldberg shares actionable strategies to reimagine radiology practice management, including rethinking traditional reporting models, expanding the use of radiologist extenders, and evolving leadership structures to support a sustainable future. Together, they discuss how to maintain clinical excellence while improving operational efficiency, and what the future might hold for remote work, education, and collaborative care in imaging departments. This episode is essential listening for radiologists, department leaders, and healthcare professionals navigating the intersection of technology, workforce dynamics, and patient care in a rapidly changing field. What You’ll Learn: Why traditional reporting practices may need to evolve How radiologist extenders can help fill workforce gaps What leadership changes are needed for sustainable growth The impact of remote work policies on team culture and efficiency How to maintain high clinical standards under increasing pressure Why trust and autonomy matter for radiologist productivity The importance of preserving teaching and collaboration spaces A vision for radiology practices in 2035—integrating AI and human expertise Chapters: [00:00] Intro: The Future of Radiology with Dr. Ari Goldberg [02:17] Rethinking Radiology Reports: Finding Balance in Documentation [08:52] AI in Radiology: Managing Expectations and Reality [15:35] The Role of Radiology Extenders in Modern Practice [21:07] Addressing Burnout and Systemic Changes in Radiology [27:30] Leadership Evolution: Embracing Remote Work in Radiology [31:54] Vision for 2035: Integrating AI, Extenders, and Traditional Practice [33:21] Closing Thoughts: Building a Sustainable Future for Radiology Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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Why Gonadal Shielding in X-rays Actually Increases Radiation Dose 32:01

לפני 15 ימים32:01

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In this episode of Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging, host Chris St. John is joined by Dr. Summer Kaplan, Associate Professor of Clinical Radiology at the University of Pennsylvania and pediatric radiologist at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, to examine a major shift in radiation safety protocols—why gonadal shielding is being reconsidered in modern radiology. Dr. Kaplan discusses the findings of groundbreaking research showing how traditional shielding can actually increase patient radiation exposure due to interactions with automatic exposure controls in advanced imaging systems. Together, they explore how modern equipment, data-driven protocols, and AI have revolutionized imaging safety, and what this means for radiology professionals and patients alike. This episode is a must-listen for anyone working in diagnostic imaging, medical physics, or patient safety, offering a forward-thinking perspective on how to communicate, implement, and trust in evolving best practices in radiation protection. What You’ll Learn: Why gonadal shielding may increase radiation exposure with today’s imaging systems How automatic exposure controls respond to shielding—and the unintended consequences The science behind moving away from routine gonadal protection in X-rays How to educate patients and families about updated radiation safety protocols The role of organ sensitivity in radiation risk assessment Advances in imaging technology and AI that reduce exposure without the need for shielding Why pediatric imaging requires unique safety considerations How professional guidelines and institutional policies are changing nationwide Chapters: [00:00] Intro & Welcome [01:38] Origins of the Gonadal Shielding Research [04:13] How Modern X-ray Sensors Changed Radiation Protection [06:20] Understanding Radiation Sensitivity in Different Organs [14:25] Why Staff Need Protection But Patients Don't [17:05] Pediatric Radiation Safety: Lower Doses for Smaller Bodies [22:37] Implementing Change in Radiology Departments [24:34] Future Technologies in Radiation Protection [28:03] Modern Understanding of Radiation Risk [31:16] Key Takeaways: Evolving Beyond Traditional Practices Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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Post-Mortem CT: How Radiology Is Rewriting the Autopsy 12:16

לפני 29 ימים12:16

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In this episode of Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging, host Chris St. John is joined by Dr. Kalpana Kanal, Diagnostic Medical Physics Trustee at the American Board of Radiology and professor at the University of Washington, to discuss how CT scanning is transforming the field of forensic pathology. Dr. Kanal highlights her pioneering work developing a forensic CT program that can eliminate the need for traditional autopsies in nearly 50% of cases. From our first episode with her, she explains how CT imaging offers a non-invasive, culturally sensitive alternative to conventional post-mortem procedures—helping address the growing shortage of forensic pathologists while improving diagnostic accuracy. Beyond her innovations in forensics, Dr. Kanal also highlights the unique imaging protocols and physiological considerations required in post-mortem scans, the global trends in forensic CT adoption, and the collaborative work between radiologists and forensic pathologists. This episode is a must-listen for medical imaging professionals, pathologists, and educators interested in how imaging continues to push the boundaries of medicine, investigation, and care for the deceased. Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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Could Our Obsession with Dose Be Risking Lives? 37:01

לפני 6 weeks37:01

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In this illuminating episode of Frame by Frame, host Chris St John continues his in-depth conversation with Dr. Ehsan Samei to explore how we define and measure quality in medical imaging. Dr. Samei emphasizes that radiation dose, while important, tells only part of the story. Instead, quality should be viewed through a multi-dimensional lens that includes task-based performance, image clarity, contrast, and diagnostic relevance. Drawing on examples like breast and lung cancer screening, Dr. Samei shows how imaging can improve outcomes when guided by validated metrics and clinical collaboration. He also highlights the challenges of creating standardized measurements that can be applied across institutions, stressing the importance of stakeholder involvement—from physicists to clinicians and regulatory bodies. Whether you're navigating imaging guidelines, optimizing protocols, or advocating for patient-centered care, this episode delivers the tools to help you rethink what makes imaging truly valuable. Chapters: [00:00] Intro: Understanding Medical Imaging Benefits [01:49] Measurands vs Measurements: The Science of Quantification [07:15] Beyond Radiation Dose: Why Single Metrics Can Mislead [12:30] Validating Quality Measurements in Radiology [19:24] The Importance of Personalized Imaging Approaches [22:47] Task-Based Performance in Medical Imaging [29:05] Designing Studies to Prove Imaging's Value [32:53] The Real Impact: Mammography Success Story [36:24] Closing Thoughts: Balancing Benefits and Risks Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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לפני 8 weeks38:46

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In this episode of Frame by Frame, host Chris St John is joined by Dr. Ehsan Samei, a leading medical physicist and advocate for patient-centered imaging. Dr. Samei challenges long-held assumptions about radiation risk, urging a shift away from fear-based thinking. He critiques the limitations of population-based radiation thresholds and emphasizes why shared decision-making should drive medical imaging practices. Through accessible examples, Dr. Samei explains why delayed or denied imaging can often pose a greater risk than the radiation itself. He also breaks down the widely debated Linear No-Threshold model and how it’s frequently misunderstood in clinical contexts. As Chief Imaging Physicist at Duke University and a Distinguished Professor, Dr. Samei offers insights that are both scientifically grounded and deeply human. Whether you’re a clinician or simply someone curious about your healthcare, this episode provides a vital rethink of how we talk about imaging, risk, and patient trust. Chapters: [00:00] Intro & Welcome with Dr. Ehsan Samei [02:24] Medical Imaging: A Gift to Modern Healthcare [06:46] Patient Autonomy and Shared Decision-Making [11:04] Understanding the Linear No-Threshold Model [17:30] Cancer Risk: Separating Facts from Fear [25:20] Radiation Doses: High vs Low Exposure Data [29:52] Thresholds vs Clinical Guidance in Practice [39:13] Communicating Benefits to Patients [44:59] Key Takeaways & Preview of Part 2 Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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CMS Measures Explained: What Radiology Leaders Need to Know 34:28

לפני 12 weeks34:28

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In this episode of Frame by Frame, host Chris St. John sits down with Olav Christianson, VP of Clinical Strategy at Imologix, to demystify the upcoming mandatory reporting measures for CT radiation dose and image quality. Learn about translation software requirements, implementation strategies, and how to prepare your practice for 2027 compliance. Whether you're a radiology administrator, medical physicist, or healthcare IT professional, this episode provides clear guidance on meeting CMS standards while optimizing patient care. Discover why starting early could give your facility a competitive advantage in reimbursement and quality measures. Olav Christianson is the Vice President of Clinical Strategy at Imologix, bringing over a decade of experience in medical physics and clinical consulting to the field of radiation dose monitoring and image quality analysis. With a Master's degree in Medical Physics from Duke University, he authored foundational papers on radiation dose tracking and automated noise assessment that have been cited by CMS in their measure specifications. As one of the early contributors to radiation dose monitoring, Christianson previously led a practice collaborating with over 300 hospitals across the US to optimize radiation protocols and improve patient safety. Chapters: [00:00] Intro: Meet Olav Christianson [02:06] From Astrophysics to Medical Physics: A Personal Journey [05:34] Understanding the New CMS Electronic Clinical Quality Measure (eCQM) [09:36] Breaking Down the Three Required Data Elements [15:18] Mandatory Reporting: Timeline and Preparation for 2027 [19:39] Translation Software Options and Implementation Strategies [26:16] Choosing the Right Software Solution: Long-term Considerations [29:10] The Role of Dose Monitoring Software in Quality Improvement [32:26] The Future of Radiology: Beyond Image Noise Measurement [34:00] Key Takeaways and Future Industry Impact Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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Legislating Change: How Dr. Amy Patel is Shaping the Future of Breast Imaging 30:01

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In this episode of Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging , host Chris St. John welcomes Dr. Amy Patel, Associate Professor of Radiology at the University of Missouri Kansas City and Medical Director of the Breast Care Center at Liberty Hospital. They discuss Dr. Patel’s journey from rural healthcare aspirations to becoming a leader in breast imaging advocacy, highlighting key legislative achievements in Missouri that expanded mammography access. The conversation explores innovative programs addressing healthcare disparities, challenges in advocating for federal legislation, and the crucial role of coalition building and digital platforms in mobilizing public support. Through powerful patient success stories, the episode underscores how dedicated advocacy can transform breast cancer care access and outcomes. This discussion offers valuable insights for healthcare professionals and policymakers, emphasizing the impact of legislative advocacy on healthcare access. Dr. Patel’s work exemplifies how medical professionals can drive systemic change while maintaining a personal connection to patient care. A passionate advocate for women's health, she has spearheaded major legislative efforts in Missouri to improve access to mammography services. Her journey from a small rural town to becoming a key voice in breast imaging advocacy showcases her dedication to addressing healthcare disparities. As president of the Missouri Radiological Society and an affiliate member of the University of Kansas Cancer Center, she continues to shape health policy and expand public education through digital platforms. Chapters: [00:00] Intro: Meet Dr. Amy Patel [01:31] From Rural to Imaging [03:58] Building Healthcare Advocacy [06:09] Legislative Wins in Missouri [09:25] Breaking Barriers in Access [13:53] Engaging with Legislators [16:19] High-Risk Breast Cancer Awareness [19:31] Path to Federal Legislation [23:30] Digital Advocacy for Change [25:19] Future Reforms & Coverage Gaps [27:35] Patient Impact & Advocacy Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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Addressing Burnout and Enhancing Radiologist Health with Elizabeth Krupinski 25:44

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In part 2 of this episode of Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging , host Chris St John welcomes Dr. Elizabeth Krupinski, a pioneering expert in the psychology of medical imaging and a professor at Emory University School of Medicine. With a pioneering focus on the psychology of medical imaging. Dr. Krupinski has dedicated her research to understanding the cognitive load and stress that radiologists face, particularly in relation to burnout. In this episode, she shares her insights on the psychological factors contributing to radiologist burnout and discusses the implications for both individual performance and patient care. Notably, she emphasizes the need for systemic changes within healthcare to better support radiologists and improve their work environment. Dr. Krupinski's expertise is crucial to the podcast's exploration of burnout in healthcare, as she provides actionable strategies for mitigating its effects and fostering a healthier workplace culture. Together, they delve into the pressing issue of radiologist burnout, exploring its psychological underpinnings and the factors contributing to this significant challenge in healthcare. Dr. Krupinski shares her insights on the overwhelming volume of images radiologists must process, which has increased dramatically with advancements in imaging technology. This surge in workload, coupled with the complexity of cases, creates a high cognitive load that can lead to burnout. Chapters: [00:00] Intro [00:02:30] The Burden of Image Volume [00:10:06] Understanding Burnout Beyond Fatigue [00:20:17] The Cultural Shift Needed in Healthcare [00:29:03] Recognizing Warning Signs of Burnout [00:32:38] Empowering the Next Generation of Radiologists [00:34:07] The Role of AI in Alleviating Workload Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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The Psychology Behind Radiologist Errors with Elizabeth Krupinski 34:00

לפני 18 weeks34:00

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In this episode of Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging , host Chris St John welcomes Dr. Elizabeth Krupinski, a pioneering expert in the psychology of medical imaging and Vice Chair for Research in the Department of Radiology and Imaging Sciences at Emory University. This is Part 1 of a two-part series exploring how psychology intersects with radiology. Dr. Krupinski's research delves into the cognitive and perceptual mechanisms that influence how radiologists interpret medical images. Her work is particularly relevant to the podcast's focus on the psychology behind radiologist errors, as she explores the challenges of burnout and the application of psychological principles to enhance both accuracy and well-being in radiology practice. Notably, Dr. Krupinski has conducted extensive research on the impact of fatigue on diagnostic performance, revealing significant drops in accuracy after prolonged work hours. Her innovative studies and insights into the intersection of psychology and radiology make her a vital voice in understanding and improving the field. Chapters: [00:00] Intro [00:02:25] Chance Encounter with Radiology [00:07:17] Understanding Radiologist Errors [00:15:29] Impact of Fatigue on Diagnostic Performance [00:22:05] Environmental Factors in Radiology [00:25:03] Challenges of Remote Reading [00:33:59] Innovative Training Techniques Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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Automating Radiology: The Impact of AI with Dr. Jason Adleberg 33:55

לפני 20 weeks33:55

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In this episode of Frame by Frame Rethink Imaging, host Chris Saint John is joined by Dr. Jason Adelberg, a radiology resident and AI researcher at Mount Sinai in New York City. Together, they explore the fascinating intersection of technology and medicine, discussing the challenges and innovations in radiology, the importance of patient safety, and how AI is reshaping the future of medical imaging. Tune in for insights that will inspire both professionals and curious minds alike! This episode is a fascinating exploration of how technology is reshaping the field of radiology, and Jason's insights provide a hopeful perspective on the future of medical imaging. Tune in to discover how AI can enhance patient care and the role of radiologists in this transformative era. Dr. Jason Adelberg is a radiology resident and AI researcher at Mount Sinai in New York City. With a background as a software engineer, Jason transitioned into medicine, discovering his passion for radiology during medical school. He has authored multiple papers on artificial intelligence and serves on the editorial board for the Radiology AI journal. Notably, he led a workshop at the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) on building AI models without coding experience, which is also available on YouTube. In this episode, Jason shares his insights on the intersection of AI and radiology, emphasizing the importance of patient safety and the complexities of integrating technology into healthcare. His unique perspective as both a radiologist and AI developer positions him as a key voice in the ongoing conversation about the future of medical imaging and the role of AI in enhancing radiological practices. Chapters: [00:00] Intro [00:02:50] The Journey from Tech to Radiology [00:10:20] AI as an Enhancer, Not a Replacement [00:12:49] Automating Tedious Tasks with AI [00:18:36] The Importance of Diverse Data in AI Training [00:24:00] Navigating Regulatory Challenges in AI [00:32:11] A Bright Future for AI in Radiology Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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Rethinking Medical Imaging: Frame by Frame Holiday Special 37:46

לפני 22 weeks37:46

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In this special year-end episode of Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging, host Chris St. John presents a carefully curated collection of the most profound and insightful conversations from 2024. The episode features seven distinguished voices who have helped shape the dialogue around medical imaging this year. From Dr. Tom Griglock's personal journey into medical physics to Dr. Ehsan Samei's philosophical take on the intersection of physics and medicine, each segment offers unique perspectives on the field's evolution. Listeners will hear crucial discussions about AI integration with Dr. Eliot Siegel, workflow optimization with James Armbruster, healthcare policy insights from Dr. Lee Fleisher, radiation safety wisdom from Dr. Donald Frush, and dose optimization strategies from Dr. David Larson. This compilation episode serves as both a retrospective of the year's most valuable insights and a forward-looking examination of where medical imaging is headed. Chapters: 00:00 - Introduction to Special Episode 01:00 - Dr. Tom Griglock on Medical Physics and Patient Care 06:00 - Dr. Ehsan Samei: Bridging Physics and Medicine 12:00 - James Armbruster: Workflow and Communication 18:00 - Dr. Eliot Siegel on AI's Future in Radiology 24:00 - Dr. Lee Fleisher: Healthcare Policy and Patient Advocacy 30:00 - Dr. Donald Frush: Radiation Safety Fundamentals 36:00 - Dr. David Larson: Dose Optimization Strategies 37:00 - Closing Thoughts and Looking Ahead Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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Addressing the Radiology Tech Shortage: Challenges and Opportunities with Allen Goode 36:25

לפני 24 weeks36:25

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This episode of the Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging podcast sees host Chris St. John enjoying a far-reaching conversation with Allen Goode, the Chief Diagnostic Medical Physicist at UVA Health System. Radiology is in the midst of a technologist shortage, and it’s a problem that was only made worse by the ripple effects of COVID. Traditional recruitment methods are just no longer cutting it according to Allen, who is keener on proactive outreach and creative training programs. Listen in to have your eyes opened as to the vast untapped talent pools out there – if only there were the right educational incentives. Allen also gets into staffing dynamics on this episode – more and more, you’re seeing traveling technologists, and holding on to existing permanent staff is an ongoing battle. All of this matters so much because it has a direct impact on patient care and workflow efficiency. But what of the solutions? Well, Chris and Allen look into how to remedy these issues. Learn why outside-of-the-box thinking and continuous learning are the keys to beating this workforce crisis and keeping care quality standards high. Chapters 00:00 - Intro 01:51 - Life as a Medical Physicist 04:21 - Travelers vs. Locals: The Pay Disparity Dilemma 08:10 - Why Experience Matters in Complex Care 11:28 - The Role of AI in Streamlining 15:57 - Burnout in the Imaging World 18:03 - Investing in Technologists: Building a Stronger Team 20:46 - Giving Voice to the Experts 23:03 - Adapting Recruitment Strategies 26:57 - The Changing Face of Healthcare Staffing 29:32 - A Hidden Talent Pool 38:21 - The Stability of Healthcare Careers 40:51 - Raising Awareness About Diverse Roles in Healthcare 44:21 - Outro Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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Target-Based Dose Optimization: Enhancing Image Quality and Patient Safety | Dr. David Larson 43:14

לפני 26 weeks43:14

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In this episode of the Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging podcast, host Chris St. John welcomes Dr. David Larson, an esteemed leader in radiology and a passionate advocate for healthcare improvement. David is the Acting Chair and Executive Vice Chair of the Department of Radiology at Stanford University, and among many other points, he lays out the three pillars of CT radiation dose optimization in this episode. The show also covers the evolution from peer review to peer learning in radiology, the complexities of size-adjusted dose optimization, and the role of multi-disciplinary collaboration in creating sustainable radiology practices. In terms of improving the field as a whole, the pair share ideas around moving beyond merely hitting acceptable ranges with dose optimization and instead, setting targets and hitting them with absolute consistency. The discussion focuses on the development of imaging protocols, emphasizing the importance of balancing technological advancements with effective management strategies. Tune in to learn how innovative approaches and a target-based mindset are crucial for advancing radiology practices in today's evolving landscape. Chapters 00:00 - Intro 02:59 - Demystifying Socio-Technical Systems in Healthcare 05:17 - From Peer Review to Peer Learning 07:27 - Why Dose Matters in Radiology 11:56 - The Importance of Size-Adjusted Dose 14:22 - Real-World Dose Optimization 18:09 - Automated Tube Current Modulation 20:52 - Enhancing Dose Control 22:29 - The Collaborative Equation: Radiologists, Physicists, and Technologists 26:43 - Fine-Tuning Image Quality Across Use Cases 29:54 - Dose Optimization for Smaller Hospitals 33:02 - The Key to Effective Training in Radiology 39:18 - Process Control: The Heart of Optimization 44:12 - Preparing for New Radiology Technologies 46:11 - Navigating Regulatory Changes 49:25 - Misconceptions in CT Optimization 51:25 - The Role of Administrators in Dose Optimization 54:14 - A Lover’s Quarrel: Professional Debates in Radiology 55:39 - Outro Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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Understanding Radiation Dosage and the Benefits of Medical Imaging with Dr Donald Frush 58:03

לפני 28 weeks58:03

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In this episode of the Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging podcast, host Chris St. John sits down with Dr. Donald Frush to explore the complexities of cumulative radiation dose and its impact on patient care. Dr. Donald Frush is a renowned expert in radiation safety and dose optimization and serves as a Radiologist at Duke University Medical Center. Here, he shares his wisdom with Chris from his extensive experience spanning over 25 years in advancing radiation protection in medical imaging. The discussion explores the delicate balance between minimizing radiation exposure and ensuring high-quality imaging, emphasizing the critical role of optimization and justification in modern radiology. Dr. Frush also shares his insights into managing recurrent imaging in both acute and chronic conditions, highlighting the importance of balancing diagnostic accuracy with radiation safety. The conversation later moves into pediatric considerations, both on a technical and emotional level, with the pair covering the development of imaging protocols and the emerging role of AI in dose management. Tune in to discover how modern technologies are reshaping radiology, reducing radiation exposure, and improving patient outcomes. Chapters 00:00 - Intro 02:02 - How Doctor Frush Entered Radiology 04:17 - Basics of Radiation in Medical Imaging 08:07 - The ALARA Principle: Keeping Radiation Low 10:16 - The Evolution of Radiation Dose Management 12:04 - Key Technologies in Dose Management 15:35 - Balancing Image Quality with Radiation Dose 17:36 - The Team Approach to Radiation Protection 20:41 - Resources for Healthcare Providers on Radiation Safety 26:20 - Recurrent Imaging and Cumulative Risk 28:05 - Acute vs. Chronic Needs 32:43 - Real-World Examples and Challenges in Recurrent Imaging 35:32 - Optimizing Imaging Protocols 42:33 - The Future of AI in Pediatric Imaging 44:36 - Effective Communication about Radiation Risks 47:05 - The Emotional Impact of Radiation Decisions in Pediatrics 51:34 - Sincerity Goes a Long Way 53:43 - Why Say: “It’s Nice to See You”? 59:14 - The Thankless Yet Vital Task of Radiation Protection 01:05:43 - Highlighting the Value of Imaging 01:08:24 - Outro Frame by Frame: Rethink Imaging Podcast is handcrafted by our friends over at: fame.so…

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