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The latest updates and announcements
Discover EdCentral—RSNA’s New Education Platform
RSNA EdCentral is a new, one-stop, centralized platform that delivers a curated assortment of high-quality educational content based on your specific interests, preferences and activities.
EdCentral is an easy-to-navigate learning hub that features an intuitive interface with a convenient dashboard where users can see what they have bookmarked, find highlighted content recommended by the users they follow, and access other featured and trending content. The more you engage with the EdCentral platform, the more customized your content suggestions will become.
EdCentral is available exclusively to RSNA members who have registered for our Standard or Full-Access membership package. Log in at RSNA.org/Ed-Central and start exploring today! Have questions about access? Contact us at 1-630-571-7873 or customerservice@rsna.org.
Get Your Emergency Radiology AI Education, STAT!
RSNA is bringing AI education to emergency radiology with the new Emergency Imaging AI Certificate. This latest course in the RSNA Imaging AI Certificate Program was developed to help radiologists working in emergency medicine improve their AI knowledge and skills to improve efficiency and patient outcomes.
Like the proven Foundational and Advanced AI Certificate courses, the Emergency Imaging AI Certificate course was developed with the assistance of industry experts and blends a case-based curriculum with practical application to help radiologists gain experience needed to use AI tools in a clinical setting. Six modules will be released from January to June, offering self-paced learning focused on the use of AI applications in critical care imaging.
Explore course details and register for any of the RSNA Imaging AI Certificate Program courses at RSNA.org/AI-Certificate.
Introduction to Research for International Young Academics
Application Deadline:
April 15
The Introduction to Research for International Young Academics (IRIYA) workshop encourages young radiologists from across the globe to pursue careers in academic radiology.
During a four-day seminar held during the RSNA annual meeting, participants will learn about academic radiology, gain real-world insights from other RSNA members and network with future mentors.
Participation in IRIYA requires nomination by a radiology department chair or training director. Applicants must be from outside the U.S. and Canada and a resident or fellow currently in a radiology training program, or a radiologist who is no more than two years out of training and beginning or considering an academic career.
Applicants must be RSNA members. For more information, visit RSNA.org/IRIYA.
New 3D Printing Course: Learn and Earn CME
April 19-20
Willis Tower
233 S. Wacker Dr.
Chicago, IL
Physicians and professionals working in the advanced imaging and medical 3D printing industry are invited to attend the RSNA Medical 3D Printing in Practice course. Connect with peers and learn the latest applications of medical 3D printing by subspecialty.
The course will offer a deeper investigation into 3D printing technology and research and policy regulation through didactic lectures, posters and expert demonstrations. Attendees will have the opportunity to explore an onsite vendor exhibition area and will learn how to participate in the joint RSNA-ACR 3D Printing Registry.
For more information and to register, visit RSNA.org/Education/RSNA-3D-Printing-Course.
Engaging Learners with Expanded Education Formats
New RSNA online educational formats keep content fresh and meet the changing needs of learners.
Short, interactive “microlearnings" are videos offering a high-level introduction to key radiology topics and relevant areas outside of clinical practice, such as career development and financial planning for radiologists.
In one microlearning session, “An Introduction to Deep Learning Applications in Radiology (2023),” Po-Hao Chen, MD, MBA, chief informatics officer of imaging, IT medical director and musculoskeletal radiologist at the Cleveland Clinic in Ohio, offers a brief introduction to the use of AI in radiology and some of the key pitfalls to avoid when using AI in your practice.
RSNA’s game-based courses allow learners to flex their problem solving and critical thinking skills. In addition to the Radigories series—an interactive learning experience that follows the popular Jeopardy! format—RSNA introduced Rad Races, a hot seat-style course series that aims for speed and short answer responses.
Also available is, “Last Case Friday: Escape to the Weekend! (2023),” RSNA’s first fully virtual escape room. After choosing an avatar for the game, learners work through three time-sensitive scenarios related to detection and diagnosis in breast imaging. The game aims to simulate reading room experiences as closely as possible, giving the learner the chance to practice important skills. Appropriate for breast specialists and non-specialists alike, the game offers the option of accessing optional tips at any point, without taking a time penalty.
Access RSNA’s microlearnings and game-based courses, along with a full catalog of online learning opportunities at RSNA.org/Education.
For a curated experience, access all your education needs through RSNA EdCentral. RSNA members enrolled in the Standard or Full-Access membership packages enjoy complimentary access at RSNA.org/Ed-Central or via the app, EdCast Knowledge Sharing (enter the team URL: RSNA.edcast.com).
ACCME Accreditation Statement
The Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) to provide continuing medical education for physicians.