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RadLex SNOMED Ontologies In this episode, join hosts Arjun and Jason, as they discuss Ontologies, including an overview of the SNOMEDCT and RADLEX frameworks with Drs. Kenneth Wang and Scott Campbell.

Dr. Kenneth Wang is the MRI Section Chief for the Baltimore VA Medical Center and assistant professor of diagnostic radiology at the University of Maryland School of Medicine in Baltimore. He is a member of the RSNA informatics committee and serves as chairman of the RadLex steering committee and active in the 3-D printing special interest group. Dr. Scott Campbell is an associate professor in the Department of Pathology and Microbiology at the University of Nebraska Medical Center where he is also the Director of Pathology and Public Health Laboratory Informatics and the Senior Director of Research Information Technologies for UNMC. Dr. Campbell is a certified SNOMED Implementation Advisor and trained SNOMED CT author and serves in multiple capacities within SNOMED International including as the Chair of the Cancer Synoptic Reporting Working Group.

For an introduction to Ontologies, check out this article: https://pdfs.semanticscholar.org/2594/b664bcba99205effbd2e53d18fbb8c154937.pdf

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Guests Aiden Kivisto and Rob Horn join us to discuss the way sex and gender are handled in the healthcare environment historically and how we can better serve the unique healthcare IT challenges posed by the transgender and LGBTQ patient.

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In this episode, hosts Arjun and Prasanth chat with Drs. Kate Maturen and Amy Collins about Green Radiology and the impact of imaging technology and consumption on the environment. @KateMaturen is a radiologist from the University of Michigan and author of a JACR article on the Environmental Impacts of Abdominal Imaging. @DrAmy_Collins is an ER physician from Boston with Healthcare Without Harm @HCWithoutHarm.

Find Dr. Maturen's article here: https://www.jacr.org/article/S1546-1440(18)30863-9/abstract Read more about Dr. Collins' work with Healthcare without Harm here: https://noharm-uscanada.org/content/us-canada/physicians-action-dr-amy-collins

Check out Practice GreenHealth: https://practicegreenhealth.org/ Nurses Climate Challenge: https://nursesclimatechallenge.org/ Alliance of Nurses for Healthy Environments: https://envirn.org/ Health Care Without Harm Physician Network: https://noharm-uscanada.org/content/us-canada/join-our-physician-network Physicians for a Sustainable Future Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/PhysiciansForASustainableFuture/

Arjun and Jason chat with Matt Doyle of Epic and Ken Persons from Mayo about their involvement in the HIMSS-SIIM Enterprise Imaging Community and the forthcoming Imaging Exchange white paper.

This week on SIIMCast, join Arjun and Jason, as they interview Norman Young and Chris Hafey ( @CHafey ‏) about open source software in imaging informatics and medicine.

Norman Young has been involved with medical imaging product development for the past 20 years. He began his career as a medical imaging software developer at an major academic hospital in Toronto, Canada. That was followed by stints at two RIS/PACS companies. In 2005, he founded ClearCanvas, an open source medical imaging software company, which went on to be acquired by Synaptive Medical in 2014. Today, Norman manages a team of physicists and software developers at Synaptive, building applications in MRI and imaging informatics.

Chris Hafey serves as Chief Technology at Nucleus Health. Prior to NucleusHealth, Chris served as CTO for OnPoint Medical Diagnostics, Chief Architect at Vital Images, Director of Engineering at Stentor and other leadership roles for many technology firms. Chris is the creater of the Cornerstone Open source SDK for interacting with DICOM images on the web.

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Medical Imaging-related Projects referenced in the discussion: CornerstoneJS Web-based medical imaging library: http://bit.ly/2yOUKYM Clear Canvas - https://www.clearcanvas.ca/ ClearCanvas Open Source Project - https://clearcanvas.github.io/ Horos Free Medical DICOM Viewer for OSX - https://horosproject.org/ OsiriX DICOM Viewer - https://www.osirix-viewer.com/ DVTk, a must have for anybody working with DICOM! - https://www.dvtk.org/ NextGen Connect (formerly Mirth Connect) - https://www.nextgen.com/products-and-services/integration-engine dwv, DICOM Web Viewer - https://ivmartel.github.io/dwv/ Oviyam - http://oviyam.raster.in/

And others: The Linux Operating System: What is Linux? at Opensource.com - https://opensource.com/resources/linux 3D Slicer - https://www.slicer.org/ Docker Enterprise Container Platform: https://www.docker.com/ MySQL Database - https://www.mysql.com/ PostgreSQL - https://www.postgresql.org/ MongoDB - https://www.mongodb.com/ Git - https://git-scm.com/ Visual Studio Code - https://code.visualstudio.com/ Node.js - https://nodejs.org/ React - https://reactjs.org/ React Bootstrap - https://react-bootstrap.github.io/

The four hosts casually discuss their favorite episodes from the second season of SIIMcast and talk about what they are looking forward to at this year's annual meeting in this short episode.

In this episode, hosts Prasanth and guests (SIIMCast's very own) Jason, and our Ben Gyimah from Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital in Accra Ghana. Hear Jason and Ben speak about their experiences as part of the SIIM and RAD-AID's Global Ambassador program.

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Arjun and Jason sit down with Dr. Tessa Cook, Kevin O'Donnell and Kate MacGregor to talk about radiation dose and the whys, hows, and future of dose monitoring tools

Do you Peer Review? Join Hosts Jason and Arjun as they interview Ian Maynard discussing Peer Review and its evolving role in education and quality improvement, as well as the role machine learning AI may play in the process. Ian Maynard is a veteran of IT markets in Radiology Solutions. He currently serves as CEO at Real Time Medical @RealTimeMedical, a major Canadian healthcare company providing radiology workflow solutions, including the DiaShare Diagnostic Peer Review Platform.

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In this episode, hosts Jason, Prasanth, and Arjun interview Dr. Alexander J. Towbin, a Pediatric Radiologist and renowned imaging informaticist. The discussion will cover discless imaging exchanges, interoperability standards, and processes to facilitate the efficient sharing of patient image data.

This episode is Sponsored by Ambra Health. We thank them for their support of SIIMcast and the Society of Imaging Informatics in Medicine. For more information, visit their website at ambrahealth.com and follow their Twitter handle @ambrahealth.

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