EducationSocial Media and Radiology Education: Are We #Ready?
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2022, Journal of the American College of RadiologyCitation Excerpt :It is also the result of the increasing importance of social media presence in an increasingly digital world. In both cases, this change in representation is welcomed in a professional sense and by future radiology applicants [13-16]. These changes reflect the transforming landscape of the NRMP process as well as the agility of these radiology departments to respond to an increasing need for social media communication with a wider pool of applicants.
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2022, Current Problems in Diagnostic RadiologyCitation Excerpt :Social media provides a popular asynchronous educational strategy for students to learn and be exposed to radiology via the comfort of the internet or their smart phones. Radiology education via social media can engage students, allow interactions with peers and educators, and can provide a vehicle for students to connect to potential mentors they may not otherwise have access to.(27-30) Drawbacks to social media use for radiology education include privacy concerns of posting nonanonymized images, as well as the temptation to spend large amounts of time solely on social media as oppose to other content that may be more relevant to a learner.