Recordings of the Annual Meeting's educational sessions are available for viewing free of charge. To view a recorded session, click on the link in the tile below.
Recordings of the Annual Meeting's educational sessions are available for viewing free of charge. To view a recorded session, click on the link in the tile below.
Not long after arriving at Michigan State University as Dean of Medicine, the decades of abuse by a physician predator came to light. Norman Beauchamp, MD, MHS, FACR discusses stepping forward to address institutional failure, navigating and overcoming challenges, and leading change through managing self and inspiring and supporting the actions of others. (From ACR 2024)
During this session, practical strategies and success stories for integrating AI into clinical practice will be shared. Understanding and building on what is already being successfully done today will help our radiology community envision how AI could be further integrated into the radiology practices of the future. (From ACR 2024)
As physician shortages loom across the United States, non-physician practitioners (NPPs) continue to grow in number and scope of practice. NPPs will be discussed through the lens of disruptive innovation, a process in which services take root in simple applications at the bottom of markets and then relentlessly move up those markets, displacing incumbents. (From ACR 2024)
A panel of experts discuss workforce success stories and share specific actionable solutions or examples that you can take home for implementation and inspiration. (From ACR 2024)
To augment the future workforce, the current radiation oncologists must continue to build skills and leadership experience so that they are up-to-date with the future challenges that the clinical practice and environment will bring in 2025 and beyond. (From ACR 2024)
These presentations dig into the changes that brought us to where we are today and consider how better technology and modern voices in patient care will change our future as radiologists – and ultimately create a win for our patients. (From ACR 2023)
Staying ahead of the dramatic revolutions now transforming health care will require radiologists to not only adapt but change the very way we work if we expect to deliver the service that patients expect and medical progress requires. What are the trends to be aware of? (From ACR 2023)
Learn how the processes and people that brought new technology to our populations can inform and guide the future of innovation in the radiological professions. In these presentations, leaders reprise the success of radiological innovations, and preview developments just over our time horizon. (From ACR 2023)
These presentations help you to break down change projects and identify opportunities. They begin with paradigm focused content, elaborate on the steps involved in creating lasting change, then break down examples of how ACR is leading change and how individual institutions are creating change-oriented cultures. (From ACR 2023)
These discussions cover information on RO workforce numbers and describe how the field can prepare the workforce for cancer treatment in the future. (From ACR 2023)
These presentations discuss factors that are shaping the future of radiology including corporatization, modernization of procedural education, and the evolving AI landscape. (From ACR 2022)
These presentations describe the importance of creating an inclusive and wellness-centered culture within the workplace and what is needed to do so. (From ACR 2022)