Experts, And the Art of Decision Making At DetectedX, we’re determined to make diagnostic experts of radiologists around the world. We do this by providing online learning material and providing direct access to thousands of real-world cases proven by pathology, streamlining the learning process. But what exactly is an expert? and how do we know […]
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DetectedX and King Saud University are delighted to announce a joint project aiming to transform the judgement of radiologic image quality. Much effort has been made over the years to improve technology and technique when interpreting images, but this work is limited if the image to begin with is of limited diagnostic quality. The Challenge:
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As we come to the end of 2022 we are anticipating 2023 with great excitement. The new year offers wonderful opportunities with new innovations and technology that allow us all to do better and be better. For DetectedX and our partners, the new year opens new doors and new opportunities to improve diagnostic imaging learning
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DetectedX Bolsters Executive Team with Internationally Renowned Physician, Academic and Educator to Expand Breast Imaging Educational Content on the Company’s Radiology Online Learning Platform. DetectedX, leaders in intelligent interactive educational technology, announced today that Professor László Tabár, a Nobel Prize Nominee and visionary physician, academic and educator, has joined the company as Medical Director of
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There is a growing trend toward hybrid learning, and it is no different in the study of radiology. Hybrid learning, also known as, blending learning, technology-mediated instruction, web-enhanced instruction or mix-mode instruction, is a method of learning that combines traditional face-to-face educational methods and electronical learning. Blended learning allows students to learn at their own
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Radiologists are now required to meet 50 hours of CME / CPD accredited training annually.DetectedX provides solutions for all CPD/CME requirements. October 5, 2022 – To better align with the Medical Board of Australia (MBA), and the Medical Council of New Zealand (MCNZ), the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) developed a
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Radiology Across Borders will Promote Access to DetectedX’s On-Demand, Web-Based Educational Platform to Clinicians from Developing Nations to Improve Diagnostic Accuracy Sydney, September 30, 2022 –DetectedX announced today that it will provide free access to its Radiology Online Learning Centre to Radiology Across Borders (RAB) to enhance the global charity’s teaching initiatives. DetectedX will provide
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Article by Patrick Brennan, CEO, DetectedX Radiologists often say that their ability to detect cancer is dependent on the quality of the mammogram. Radiology practices may take this a step further in that cancer detection rates also depend on the accuracy of the radiologists reading the mammograms. The Mammography Quality Standards Act (MQSA) requires physicians
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Artificial intelligence is, without a doubt, increasing its prevalence in radiology circles. As it takes an average of 17 years to fully adopt a new medical technology into an industry, AI in radiology is arguably still in its infancy[1]. June 29, 2022 – The vast majority of new AI products for radiologists have only reached
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To be a cancer survivor, you first need to be one of the 18 – 20 million people diagnosed with cancer each year. Yes, you read that right… 20 million.   June 27, 2022: Any call from your GP that includes the word cancer, will hit you like a ton of bricks, and for many
