HeyJaredImaging Informatics Unplugged
Welcome to ‘Imaging Informatics Unplugged,’ the podcast where host Jason Nagels delves into the dynamic world of medical imaging informatics.
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Why Shazam and Your MRI Scanner Are Secretly Doing the Same Math | Jason Nagels (opens the original)
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Quick one this week: no guest, just me and a question that's been rattling around my head for a while. Does Shazam actually hear the song it's identifying? Short answer: no, not even a little. And once you understand what it's actually doing instead, you won't look at your MRI scanner or your ultrasound machine the same way again.This is a solo lecture episode where I trace one piece of math, the Fast Fourier Transform, from a guy studying heat in the early 1800s, through Carl Gauss casually stu
Enterprise Imaging Interoperability: DICOM, FHIR, PACS and VNA Data Sharing | Michael Rosenberg (opens the original)
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Michael Rosenberg has spent the last decade obsessed with a problem most of healthcare IT would rather not think about: how do you get a medical image from one institution to another, safely and without a human babysitting every step? An industrial and systems engineer by training, Michael cofounded Medicom Technologies in 2015 out of North Carolina State University, and as CEO he and his team built the company around what they call Enterprise Imaging Interoperability. Their software now runs ac
ClearCanvas, Open-Source PACS, and the Future of Imaging Informatics | Norman Young (opens the original)
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Norman Young has spent 25 years building software at the intersection of imaging and medicine, but the story behind his work starts with his own diagnosis. In 1992, as a third-year engineering student at the University of Toronto, Norman was diagnosed with Hodgkin's lymphoma, an experience that reshaped the rest of his career. After working on eFilm, one of the first free PACS viewers, at University Health Network, he founded ClearCanvas in 2005, an open-source medical imaging platform still use
Task Shifting & Radiology IT: How Nunavut Closed Its Imaging Access Gap | Greg Toffner (opens the original)
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What happens when a remote Arctic community with zero medical radiation technologists needs a chest x-ray — and the nearest one is a plane ride away? In this special crossover episode with SIIMCast, Jason and Mohannad sit down with Greg Toffner, a PhD researcher training local Inuit community members across 25 Nunavut communities to become Basic Radiological Technicians (BRTs). Greg breaks down the concept of task shifting, how it’s reshaping radiology IT access in one of the most geographically
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