Professional Challenges: Shaping our Professional Future Session
PC 13b - The changing art of reporting chest radiographs, the beginning of the end?
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
05:00Nigel Howarth, Carouge / CH
2
Who reports chest radiographs across Europe?
20:00Thomas Frauenfelder, Zurich / CH
3
Who will be the expert teacher if radiologists are no longer the experts?
20:00Annemiek Snoeckx, Zandhoven / BE
4
Chest radiograph reporting using AI by non-radiologists/radiographers
20:00Fergus Gleeson, Oxford / UK
5
Panel discussion: How can we teach the younger generations to be confident in diagnosing of chest radiographs?
25:00Panel discussion: How can we teach the younger generations to be confident in diagnosing of chest radiographs?
5 min
Chairperson's introduction
Nigel Howarth, Carouge / Switzerland
20 min
Who reports chest radiographs across Europe?
Thomas Frauenfelder, Zürich / Switzerland
- To learn how many chest radiographs are performed across Europe
- To understand who reports chest radiographs.
- To find out if any chest radiographs are unreported in Europe.
20 min
Who will be the expert teacher if radiologists are no longer the experts?
Annemiek Snoeckx, Zandhoven / Belgium
- To learn how radiologists, pulmonologists, and radiographers learn to read chest radiographs.
- To learn how one can test and how audits can help quality.
- To understand what one should expect from an "expert".
20 min
Chest radiograph reporting using AI by non-radiologists/radiographers
Fergus Gleeson, Oxford / United Kingdom
- To learn how AI affects the reporting of chest radiographs.
- To learn how AI can improve our reporting.
- To understand AI's pitfalls and how we can recognise them.
25 min
Panel discussion: How can we teach the younger generations to be confident in diagnosing of chest radiographs?