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Drs. Satheesh Krishna and David Leswick discuss rural and remote radiology in Canada with podcast guests Drs. Malcolm Davidson and Sarah (Sally) Harvie. In this episode, they will outline some the opportunities and challenges of practicing in these settings and share personal and rewarding experiences of community radiology. There are lots of interesting and innovative approaches to working in rural and remote centres, and you won’t want to miss learning all about it – especially if you are considering a career in community radiology.

• The Landscape of Rural and Remote Radiology in Canada: Opportunities and Challenges

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Today on Radiology Roundtable, Drs. Satheesh Krishna and David Leswick talk all about interventional radiology (IR) with guests Drs. Tara Graham and Ramin Hamidizadeh. 

“When looking to the future state of IR in Canada, it is important to understand our past and the trajectory of IR practice in our country.”

The co-authors will highlight the opportunities and challenges of IR today and explore the future of their specialty. This is an exciting opportunity to learn more about IR and hear their predictions for what the future may hold.

Source paper: Looking into the Future: the Current and Future State of IR in Canada

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In this episode of Radiology Roundtable, Drs. Satheesh Krishna and David Leswick discuss the impact of social media on radiology practice, research, and medical education with Dr. Matthew McInnes and MD Candidate Benjamin Katzman. Together, they share their views and opinions from the perspectives of mentor and trainee, including several pros and cons of using social media platforms.  Love it or hate it, social media is here to stay.  You won’t want to miss this stimulating conversation.

 Source paper: The Role of Twitter in Radiology Medical Education and Research: A Review of Current Practices and Drawbacks

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Join co-hosts Drs. Satheesh Krishna and David Leswick in their discussion with co-authors Drs. Charlotte Yong-Hing and Jean Seely about breast screening in Canada. They touch on some of the practical aspects of expanding the breast imaging programs, and their approaches to counselling women < 40 years, and women > 70 years. If you have been discussing this paper among your peers, then you should definitely tune in to hear from two of Canada’s leading experts in breast imaging.

Source Paper: Addressing Misinformation About the Canadian Breast Screening Guidelines

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In the inaugural Radiology Roundtable episode, co-hosts Drs. Satheesh Krishna and David Leswick chat about the recent publication on how well ChatGPT-3 performed on questions from the daily clinical routine of radiologists. 

Co-authors Drs. Birgit Ertl-Wagner and Matthias Wagner provide their insights and future predictions on how AI can be used in the field of radiology and its future impact on not only the medial imaging specialty, but medicine in general.  You won’t want to miss this interesting and engaging discussion that will leave you thinking how AI will impact my practice?

Source Paper: Accuracy of Information and References Using ChatGPT-3 for Retrieval of Clinical Radiological Information

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