Welcome to Vienna! ECR is opening its virtual doors to an extensive scientific programme and industry lineup. In this issue, we focus on lung screening models in Europe and the challenges and opportunities AI has in store for radiographers. Join us and dive into some of the most exciting topics!
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Article • ECR session on technology advancesAI and Big Data offer opportunities for radiographersAdvances offered by Big Data and Artificial Intelligence within the healthcare environment are opening up new opportunities for radiographers. Roles in systems development, and being part of the safeguarding aspect by ensuring machine-based bias ... |
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Article • Updates: France, Germany, the UK, Croatia, Hungary, Poland, RussiaPan-European lung cancer screeningPan-European lung cancer screening is challenged due to the range of approaches in different countries. As attitudes towards smoking and smoking cessation programmes vary, experts are attempting to establish more unified lung cancer screening. The ... |
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Article • The QuADRANT projectClinical audits in radiology to promote high quality medical careClinical audit within radiology departments can help promote high quality medical care and improve patient experience, as well as provide educational and teaching opportunities. Aiming to see consistent delivery across Europe, clinical audit is ... |
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Article • Portable ultrasound demonstrates versatility in all specialtiesCovid-19 – Testing time for people and devicesDue to the coronavirus, hospitals and medical staff developed new work practices involving, in acute settings, social distancing, rigid use of personal protective equipment (PPE), handwashing, and disinfection of equipment every day. Additionally, ... |
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Sponsored • All-in-one imaging trailerMobile solutions for the COVID-19 frontlineWith public health issues continuing to make daily mainstream news headlines across the world, it is clear how much change the healthcare environment is going through. Not only are there existing pressures on resources, space, staff, certain ... |
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Article • Aiming for the starsRadiation protection in Africa: focus on progression, not performanceBuilding capacity, quality and safety awareness in Africa has been high on the agenda of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) and the European Society of Radiology. Transferring and adapting those concepts to African realities has been the ... |
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Article • 'Chaimeleon' projectRemoving data bias in cancer images through AIA new EU-wide repository for health-related imaging data could boost development and marketing of AI tools for better cancer management. The open-source database will collect and harmonise images acquired from 40,000 patients, spanning different ... |
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