Video Radiology Reports: A Valuable Tool to Improve Patient-Centered Radiology

Recht, Michael P.; Westerhoff, Malte; Doshi, Ankur M.; Young, Matthew; Ostrow, Dana; Swahn, Dawn-Marie; Krueger, Sebastian; Thesen, Stefan

doi:10.2214/ajr.22.27512

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“… 17 The module did not substantially increase the workload of radiologists and the time and workload spent generating the module may be comparable or smaller to in‐person communication for explaining patient diseases. Transforming cross‐sectional images into 3D explanation modules can be an option for delivering image information of patient diseases remotely for patient and family‐centered radiology, 26 although reimbursement hurdles remain in promoting radiologist and patient communication. 14 Furthermore, it will be beneficial for the patient to consult another physician about illness remotely or to share tumor localization distantly in multidisciplinary management.…”

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Remotely shared CT‐derived presurgical understanding of lung cancer: A randomized trial

Yoon

Kang

et al. 2022

Thoracic Cancer

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Shared decision-making is imperative for patient-and family-centered care. However, gathering individuals in a single place was challenged by modern life and pandemic restrictions. This study conducted a 1:1 randomized trial to examine the feasibility of a CT-derived 3D virtual explanation module for lung cancer to improve the understanding of patients and third parties in physically separate locations. We prospectively enrolled adults in whom elective surgical resection for lung cancer was planned at a single tertiary hospital in 2020. From presurgical CT scans, deep neural networks automatically segmented lung cancer, airway, pulmonary lobes, skin, and bony thorax. The segmented structures were subsequently transformed into an anonymized interactive 3D module which comprised a standardized scenario with explanatory texts. The intervention group received a link to the module on their smartphone before admission and could repeatedly access the link or transfer it to patients' third parties. A total of 33 and 29 patients were enrolled in the intervention and control arms. The understanding score did not statistically differ between the arms (mean difference, 0.7 [95% CI: À0.2, 1.5]; p = 0.13). However, 76% of patients in the intervention arm accessed the link, and patient median access count was 14. The link recipients of third parties had comparable understanding scores to the patients (mean difference, À0.2 [95% CI: À1.9, 1.5]; p = 1.00), indicating that the understanding could be shared remotely with patients and patients' third parties. In conclusion, it was feasible that people physically separated from patients obtained a comparable understanding of lung cancer surgery using the patient's CT-derived 3D virtual explanation module.

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Remotely shared CT‐derived presurgical understanding of lung cancer: A randomized trial

Yoon

Kang

et al. 2022

Thoracic Cancer

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Patientenzentrierte Radiologie

Schreyer

2023

Radiologie

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Management of radiology services during the 2022 FIFA football (soccer) World Cup

Bordalo,

Evans,

Allenjawi

et al. 2023

Skeletal Radiol

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Diagnostic imaging is the predominant medical service sought for the assessment and staging of musculoskeletal injuries in professional sports events. During the 2022 FIFA Football (soccer) World Cup, a centralized medical care infrastructure was established. This article provides a comprehensive account of the radiological services implemented during this event, encompassing the deployment of equipment and human resources, the structuring of workflows to uphold athlete confidentiality, and initiatives aimed at enhancing communication. Communication channels were refined through radiology consultations held with national teams’ health care providers and the adoption of audiovisual reports available in multiple languages, which could be accessed remotely by team physicians. Our established framework can be replicated in international professional football events for seamless integration and efficacy.

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Video Radiology Reports: A Valuable Tool to Improve Patient-Centered Radiology

Cited by 23 publications

References 27 publications

Remotely shared CT‐derived presurgical understanding of lung cancer: A randomized trial

Remotely shared CT‐derived presurgical understanding of lung cancer: A randomized trial

Patientenzentrierte Radiologie

Management of radiology services during the 2022 FIFA football (soccer) World Cup

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