Artificial Intelligence for Radiographers -

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Résumé :

This textbook aims to introduce radiographers to the basic principles, ethics, governance and clinical applications of Artificial Intelligence (AI) across different medical imaging modalities including advantages, challenges and future work needed for AI implementation. It is an essential resource for all clinical practitioners, educators, academics, researchers and students, working in medical imaging and radiotherapy, providing a coherent, evidence-based, comprehensive guide to current and future practice.
Understanding both technical and practical aspects of AI through case studies enables safe and effective patient care, state-of-the-art academic radiography education, enhanced interdisciplinary team communication and collaboration, and appreciation of the accountability involved when employing AI models. ...

Biographie:

Prof. Christina Malamateniou
Christina is a diagnostic radiographer, an Associate Professor and the Director of the CRRa3G research group. She is a world expert on AI in radiography (AI literacy, AI governance, AI leadership and AI impact on the future of professions) and an active researcher the last 25 years. She has published more than 100 papers with multidisciplinary teams and has a global network of collaborators. She has also developed the first AI module for radiographers, which runs at City St George&rsquo...

Sommaire:

This textbook also offers insights into the impact on careers, future roles and staff and patient acceptability. It also stresses person-centredness as paramount for AI integration into clinical radiography in a chapter co-produced with patients. Furthermore, it offers the perspectives, supportive statements and AI resources of different national and international organisations, professional bodies and learned societies. Moreover, a chapter led by industry experts brings a unique view on requirements for AI innovation and commercialisation, aiming to inspire hopeful innovators and entrepreneurs.
Finally, the textbook discusses the changing role, responsibilities and competencies of radiographers in a future with AI. It highlights the need to update academic curricula, research priorities and policy to reflect the change of clinical practice and prepare the workforce for a digital future.

The editors would like to sincerely thank Dr Charlotte Beardmore, Professor Patrick Brennan, Edward Chan, Samar ElFarra, Dr Kori Stewart, all renowned world leaders in radiography research, education, policy and practice for their kind forewords.
This work is written by the global radiography community as an offering for all radiographers.