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AJNR Tweet Chats

AJNR Tweet Chats are online discussions about the latest news and trends in the field of neuroradiology. These occur live at designated dates and times on Twitter. Need more details? Click here. Don’t forget to set a reminder to follow the dialogue and join in by using the hashtag #AJNR.

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Next Tweet Chat:

Date and Time: TBD, 2 p.m. EST

Topic: TBD

Guest Moderators: TBD

 

Previous Topic: Medical Education for the Next Generation of Neuroradiologists, moderated by Mark E. Mullins (@markemullins), Nadja Kadom (@nkpiano), and Ana Lourenco (@alourenco_ana)

Previous Supplemental Material: Teaching and Working With Millennial Trainees: Impact on Radiological Education and Work Performance

Previous questions for discussion:

  • What is the best way to teach neuroradiology to the next generation (Millennials)?

  • What features in a teacher do Millennials most appreciate?

  • How can neuroradiologists improve interactions with Millennials to enhance performance?

  • What aspects of teaching Millennials are most enjoyable & most challenging? What’s the best way to overcome those challenges?

  • How can Millennials prepare to fill the leadership gap as Boomers retire?

 

Recent Tweet Chat Summaries

  • Sept 2016 – Social Media in Academia: Jerad Gardner (@JMGardnerMD)

  • July 2016 – AI & Radiology: Falgun Chokshi (@FalgunChokshiMD) & Garry Choy (@GaryChoy)

  • May 2016 – MACRA Revealed: Robert Barr (@rmbxray), Joshua Hirsch (@JoshuaAHirsh), & Gregory Nicola (@GregoryNNicola)

  • March 2016  – Commoditization & Radiology: Richard Gunderman (@rbgunder)

  • January 2016 — Are Radiologists Read for NIRADS?: Pat Hudgins (@phudge54)

  • December 2015 —Social Media at Scientific Meetings: Amy Kotsenas (@AmyKotsenas) & Ali Radmanesh (@AliRadmanMD)
  • November 2015 – Radiology Reporting: Barton F. Branstetter IV (@CharBranstetter)

  • October 2015 — Transitioning from Training to Practice: Robert Barr (@rmbxray) & Luke Ledbetter (@LNLedbetter)

  • September 2015 — Value of Radiology: Rohan Samant (@drrohansamant) 

  • August 2015 — Quantitative vs. Qualitative Neuroimaging Analysis: David M. Yousem (@dyousem1)
  • July 2015 — Gadolinium Retention: Manny Kanal (@ekanal)
  • June 2015 —Critical Interpretation of Scientific Literature: Falgun Chokshi (@FalgunChokshiMD), Saurabh Jha (@RogueRad), & Joana Ramalho (@JPRSNPR)

  • May 2015 — Imaging Biomarkers for Stroke: George Harston (@GeorgeHarston)
  • April 2015 — Social Media in Scentific Meetings: Amy Kotsenas (@AmyKotsenas) & Ali Radmanesh (@AliRadmanMD)
  • March 2015 — Online Resources and Social Media in Education: Frank Gaillard (@frankgaillard) & Neil Lall (@NULall)
  • February 2015 — Thyroid Incidentalomas: Jenny Hoang (@JennyKHoang)
  • January 2015 —Nomenclature and Classification of Lumbar Disc Pathology: Vikas Agarwal (@VikasAgarwalMD) & Amy Kotsenas (@AmyKotsenas)
  • December 2014 — Imaging 3.0: Rich Duszak (@RichDuszak) & Matt Hawkins (@MattHawkinsMD)

EDITOR

Dr. Jennifer McCarty is currently a neuroradiology fellow at Emory University in Atlanta. She completed diagnostic radiology residency at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences and will begin her career as an academic neuroradiologist this July. Dr. McCarty can be found on Twitter at @JMcCartyMD.

 

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