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In this episode, join me as I speak with Dr. Greg Rose, a retired radiologist who played a key role in the digital transformation of radiology. His journey offers valuable insights and lessons for the digital pathology community.

Key Points Discussed:

Initial Digital Adoption Challenges: Greg's experience with transitioning from analog to digital, focusing on the challenges related to change management and personality dynamics.

Digitization Process: How radiology moved from plain film to digital modalities like CT, MRI, and ultrasound, and the steps involved in digitizing these images

Technical and Political Hurdles: Navigating technical issues, workflow optimization, and dealing with political dynamics within medical institutions.

Managing Change: Effective strategies for involving senior staff and managing resistance to change.

AI in Radiology: Current applications of AI in radiology, its potential for pathology, and the legal implications of AI-assisted diagnostics.

Future Directions: Greg's vision for the future of digital health, including the development of tappable databases and the evolving roles of radiologists and pathologists.

Greg's insights into the digital transformation of radiology provide a valuable perspective for pathologists looking to embrace digital tools and techniques. His experience highlights the importance of managing change, leveraging AI, and improving diagnostic workflows.

THIS EPISODE'S RESOURCES

🔗 Dr. Greg Rose's website

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92: Radiology's Digital Transformation: Lessons for Pathology's Journey w/ Greg Rose, MD, PHD