SIIMcast

ACR DSI In this episode, hosts Prasanth, Mohannad, and Ali chat with the amazing team at the ACR Data Science Institute, @AcrDsi @RadiologyACR, represented by data scientists Laura Brink and Kendall Schmidt, and director Christopher Treml. Hot topics:

• Federated Learning with AI-LAB™
• Interpretive and noninterpretive AI models and applications
• Getting started in ML

There are additional resources available at the following links:

• https://www.acrdsi.org/
• https://ailab.acr.org/
• FDA-Cleared AI algorithms referenced in the discussion: https://aicentral.acrdsi.org/

A special welcome to our newest co-host @AliTejaniMD and a special thanks to @quantrad for suggesting this episode topic.

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RSNA 2021 Recap In this episode, hosts @mohannadhussain Prasanth and @AliTejaniMD chat with @hermanoos about the recent RSNA Conference.

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In this episode, hosts Prasanth and @jaynagles interview @auff0001 primary author of the first chapter in the second edition of Pracitcal Imaging Informatics. Dr. Auffermann, is an associate Professor of Radiology and Imaging Sciences at the University of Utah School of Medicine. Drawing from his background in the physical sciences to translate basic concepts of medical imaging and the strategies used to bring all audiences together. He also discusses how this chapter fits into the revised organization and flow of the new edition.

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AI Racial Identification In this episode, hosts Prasanth and Mohannad interview @judywawira (Emory University), Chima Okechukwu (GeorgiaTech) @BrandonPriceRad (FSU College of Medicine) and Anthony Celi (MIT laboratory for Computational Physiology) as they discuss a groundbreaking paper they published earlier this year, in which they demonstrate how shockingly accurate machine learning systems can be at determining race. Starting from an accidental discovery to an arduous process of eliminating surrogate indicators or proxies they were startled to see how robust these model predictions were to signals virtually imperceptible to even expert human observers, across modalities as well as anatomic regions. They will also speak about the broader questions of access to healthcare in across minority and underrepresented groups, the importance of careful ML design choicesi. The discussants address the concept of race as a social construct, a predicter or health outcomes, myriad difficult race-related questions science and society will have to tackle as we embrace AI in Medicine.

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Integrated Imaging Informatics (I3) In this episode, hosts Prasanth, Mohannad, and Jason speak with guests, Dr. Tessa Cook (@asset25) and Bradley Davis about the development of the I3 curriculum.

In addition to discussing the role of the I3 curriculum in relation to the NIC-Rad and an imaging informatics fellowship, Brad and Tessa take us on a riveting journey through the various iterations and give us a glimpse into the process that culminated in this dynamic and rich resource. You'll also hear a lot of discussion about the changing models of learning, credentialing, and expertise. The passion for Education in both of our hosts really comes through. We hope youĺl enjoy this episode.

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CMIO In this episode, hosts Prasanth, Arjun, and Mohannad speak with 4 physicians currently serving as Chief Medical Informatics Officers, Drs. @julie_hollberg, Jeffrey Sunshine, @ChrisRothMD, and @nsafdar. Hear about the interesting journeys they have taken leading to their current roles, the skills they have cultivated to champion informatics initiatives, and exciting new directions they have forged at their institutions.

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Season 04 Wrap Up In this episode, co-hosts @mohannadhussain, @jaynagels, @AAnandMD, Prasanth , and @arjunsharmarad assemble to celebrate the end of another exciting season. They discuss the growth of SIIMCast, the annual virtual conference, the evolving role of the imaging informaticist during a global pandemic, and exploring informatics opportunities in the middle east. We also wish Arjun well as he steps down from his role as creator and primary co-host of the podcast!

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In this episode, hosts Jason, Mohannad, and Prasanth interview Herman Oosterwijk a giant in the field of imaging informatics. Serving as president of Otech, Herman has extensive experience implementing health care imaging and IT solutions in Electronic Health Records (EHR) and DICOM Picture Archiving and Communication Systems (PACS) for more than 30 years. First delving into medical systems as an electrical engineer, his explorations have placed him in myriad roles, wearing the hat of technologist, educator, and humanitarian. His story is both an account of the evolution of imaging informatics standards, but also a master lesson in fostering resilience and lifelong learning.

"The objective is to end up in a place where you have really fulfilled your passion." #NeverStopLearning #WalkInTheFootstepsOfGiants

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We are starting a new series focusing on the vendor community. Vendors are like a black box to many on the provider side, so we are interviewing leaders within the vendor community to demystify what goes on inside their walls.

In this episode, we host Matthieu Ferrant (Global Director of R&D at Agfa HealthCare), Katie Puhala (Product Manager at Ambra Health) and Raghu Vemula (VP Engineering at Nuance Communications) to talk about R&D and other internal processes, attempting to explain what it takes (behind the scenes) to fix a bug or implement a new feature and why it may seem to take longer than it should.

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The third installment of Hackathon-themed episodes is here! In this episode, we speak to two members from two hackathon teams. One team, CaseTracker, was one that came together organically at the 2020 Hackathon and went on to win the first place. The other team, Cleveland Clinic, is one of the longest running (and hardest working) teams in the history of the hackathon, which has won multiple prizes over the years.

Don't miss out on this year's virtual Hackathon. Details are available here: https://siim.org/page/hacking_healthcare

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