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The integrated nuclear medicine and radiology residency program in the Netherlands: strengths and potential areas for improvement according to nuclear medicine physicians and radiologists

EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE AND MOLECULAR IMAGING (2022)

Medical knowledge and clinical productivity: independently correlated metrics during radiology residency

Zahraa S. A. Alkhalaf et al.

Summary: This study found a significant moderate correlation between medical knowledge relevant to radiology practice and clinical productivity during radiology residency. Factors such as clinical productivity, gender of the radiology resident, and postgraduate year were independently associated with DRPT percentile scores. These findings suggest that clinical productivity of a resident could be a relevant metric in a radiology training program.

EUROPEAN RADIOLOGY (2021)

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Article Radiology, Nuclear Medicine & Medical Imaging

The New Integrated Nuclear Medicine and Radiology Residency Program in The Netherlands: Why Do Residents Choose to Subspecialize in Nuclear Medicine and Why Not?

Ton Velleman et al.

Summary: A web questionnaire was distributed among residents in the Dutch integrated nuclear medicine and radiology training program to explore their reasons for choosing the nuclear medicine subspecialty. Results revealed that incentives included expertise of nuclear medicine physicians, research opportunities, pathologic diversity, and future prospects of hybrid imaging, while disincentives included lack of collaboration, imbalance during training, international recognition uncertainty, and future employment concerns. Insights gained from this study can help ensure a sufficient outflow of newly graduated nuclear medicine specialists from training hospitals.

JOURNAL OF NUCLEAR MEDICINE (2021)

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Article Radiology, Nuclear Medicine & Medical Imaging