Documentation:Radiology Diagnostic Trainer
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Introduction
Background
The transition from medical school into residency can be extremely daunting as radiology residents are faced with the challenge of not only applying their knowledge, but also adjusting to the hospital environment. Working in a hospital for the first time requires radiology residents to adjust to a new and high-stress setting almost immediately after they enter their residency. They are often confronted with various demands and distractions that interrupt their workflow and therefore test their ability to effectively manage their time, workload, and stress levels. By bridging the learning gap between medical school and residency, radiology residents may develop more accurate expectations for their residency and therefore be better prepared for it.
Objective
Radiology Diagnostic Trainer aims to provide radiology residents with a fail-safe practice tool by closely simulating a shift at the hospital. Residents should become proficient with the DICOM viewer interface and features as well as search patterns. They should also gain familiarity with the hospital environment, especially regarding specific protocols and working under distracting and stressful settings.
Format
This project will focus on desktop platforms as the primary delivery to maximize ease of use and accessibility.
Primary Features
DICOM Viewer Integration
Worklists
Distraction Notifications
Case File Upload
Methods
Discussion
Findings
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Challenges
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Code
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Art Assets
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Libraries
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First Time Setup Guide
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Poster
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Development Team
Principle Investigators
Principal Investigator(s)
- Helena Bentley
Student Team
- Juno Yoon, Project Lead/Developer (May 2022 – Present)
- Tom Mo, Developer (May 2022 – Present)
- Reva Nambiar, Designer (May 2022 – Present)
- Olivia Chen, Designer (May 2022 – Present)
- Vita Chan, Designer (May 2022 – Present)
FAQ
As the title suggests
Bibliography
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License
Last edit: May 6, 2019 by Jin Li
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