#RadRes, always remember the 4 stages of learning anything, including how to be a good radiologist:

Stage 1: Unconscious Incompetence

Stage 2: Conscious Incompetence

Stage 3: Conscious Competence

Stage 4: Unconscious Competence

1/4 Translated into radiology terms:

Stage 1: You have a shallow fund of knowledge, can't easily see imaging findings, and don't know what you don't know.

Stage 2: You accumulate a certain amount of knowledge and are exposed to breadth, but are still building foundations.

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With the cancellation of so many in-person scientific meetings this year, are you curious what the future holds?

Read our thoughts, framed through conversations with 10 imaging experts: pubs-rsna-org.proxy.lib.umich.edu/doi/10.1148/ry…

@JimBrinkMD @therealjonadill @AgExner @DrJoeIppolito
@RSNA

1/3 @kathryn_luker @Imaging4Health

Thank you to our contributors, listed in alphabetical order:
Dr. John Angle, @UVARadiology
Dr. James Brink, @MGHImaging
Dr. Jonathan Dillman, @CincyKidsRad
Dr. Agata Exner, @CWRUSOM
Dr. Joseph Ippolito, @MIRimaging

@RSNA
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Kudos to @RADiversity @RSNA @TheASNR for recognizing when it is time to step out of the academic radiology sphere and provide support for humanity & equality.

Looking for more societies and institutions' statements... This is a pivotal moment in history!

#BlackLivesMatter

https://twitter.com/RADiversity/status/1267204488215003142

Thank you for speaking out at this critical time, @CincyChildrens

1/ Musings of an #MSKRad post-#AAOS2018 meeting. Attended nearly the whole meeting – very impressive presentations, exhibitor booths, educational offerings – a vast meeting similar to #RSNA. @UMichRadiology @jjacobsn @morrisonMSK @SoteriosGyft @danortizmd 2/ More MSK Rads should consider this mtg – lots of relevant material and opps for collaboration. Imaging is so central to orthopaedics – we each get better by reviewing this content and conversing. Orthopaedics most frequent referrer for MSK imaging - ajronline.org/doi/abs/10.221…