Imaging Informatics Fellowship Curriculum: Building Consensus on the Most Critical Topics and the Future of the Informatics Fellowship

The existing fellowship imaging informatics curriculum, established in 2004, has not undergone formal revision since its inception and inaccurately reflects present-day radiology infrastructure. It insufficiently equips trainees for today’s informatics challenges as current practices require an unde...

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Published in:Journal of digital imaging 2023-02, Vol.36 (1), p.1-10
Main Authors: Gerard, Roger, Makeeva, Valeria, Vey, Brianna, Cook, Tessa S., Nagy, Paul, Filice, Ross W., Wang, Kenneth C., Balthazar, Patricia, Harri, Peter, Safdar, Nabile M.
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Imaging
Informatics
Medicine
Medicine & Public Health
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Structural members
Surveys and Questionnaires
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