This study provides an example on how it is possible to design environments in a diagnostic
radiology department that could meet learning demands implied by the introduction of new …

Diagnostic Radiology and Medical Imaging residents of French University Hospitals benefit
from a wide array of learning tools. However, the professors' clinical workload, lack of …

A new clinical teaching, learning and assessment strategy for radiotherapy and diagnostic
imaging undergraduates was developed by action research. Outcome-based competencies …

More generally, the informal curriculum refers to the expectations and beliefs held by both
learners and faculty. These can be beliefs about each other's roles, about what defines the …

Medical imaging and radiotherapy professionals develop a crucial role at healthcare
institutions in providing diagnostic images or deliver radiation treatment. As characteristic in …

Abstract At the Belgian Nuclear Research Centre (SCK CEN) more than 850 employees
advance the peaceful applications of ionising radiation through research, services and …

Introduction Two-stage collaborative group testing is an assessment format where students
first complete a summative assessment independently, and then immediately convene in a …

Gary J. Becker, MD In this issue, Gaca and colleagues (1) describe a study performed to
assess the preparedness of contemporary radiology residents in the recognition and …

Interventional radiology training and assessment would benefit greatly from the introduction
of simulation. Assessment methods should facilitate the highest standards of training and …

The aim of this article is to investigate how training in a real time radiology simulator impact
group interaction and proficiency development in comparison with conventional group …