How can you make quality data “matter to the heart”? Follow metrics that matter to your patients. For instance track your patients “sleepless nights” - the time from screening mammogram to biopsy. Rich Sharpe, MD, MBA & Ryan Darke #QSI2023

Goal: No more sleepless nights. What if you improve time to biopsy in breast imaging by skipping all the added administrative steps needed to schedule a biopsy at a later time and just do the biopsy *at the time it is recommended*? 🤯 #QSI2023 Rich Sharpe, MD, MBA Ryan Darke, MHA

Wow. Amazing session teaching us how to choose metrics and evaluate data AND sharing a meaningful improvement project. I have never had data analysis taught to me in such a meaningful and accessible way. 🙏 🎉 #QSI2023 Rich Sharpe, MD, MBA Ryan Darke, MHA

Feeling Lahey Radiology pride watching our star resident Dr. Ali Khader present his work analyzing our implementation of patient-friendly radiology reports #QSI2023

Proud to see our Lahey Radiology residents share their work at #ACRQSI2023!

So so SO rewarding to hear from people across the country about how their peer learning implementations are going and to have the chance for on-the-fly mentoring. There are a lot of people out there working really hard to bring high quality programs to their colleagues. #QSI2023

Dr. Susan Sotardi on the topic of Safe AI and how we can protect patients #ACRQSI2023 American College of Radiology

Dr. Susan Sotardi, Director of Informatics & AI CHOP Radiology and #ACRQSI2023 cochair lays out a roadmap for safety in #AI

Amazing resource for informed consent for minimally invasive imaging procedures from Dr. Newton @theIIMD and colleagues available at theii.org #ACRQSI #PFCC

Congrats 🎉 to Dr. Ali Khader Lahey Radiology resident for winning the Silver Award @ the ACR Quality, Safety & Informatics Conf for his abstract "Assessing the Impact of Patient- Friendly Radiology Reports on Patient-Centered Outcomes Using Al Sentiment Analysis" #QSI2023

A behind the scenes look at how the ACR Peer Learning Committee developed the accreditation criteria for the Peer Learning Pathway.

SAVE THE DATE! I hope you'll join me for a American College of Radiology Q&A session on 3/20 with ACR Peer Learning committee members. Bring all your questions and suggestions! We will be delighted to help you with your program and consider new ways forward. bit.ly/3PccFPW

Come join us on Thursday morning @ #2024AUR for an important discussion on strategies for building a culture of safety for learning! #peerlearning

9:45a-10:45a Today (Th) "The Role of Culture in the Learning Environment" Salon H-K -Creating Psychological Safety: Sravanthi Reddy MD, FASER, FAUR -Role Modeling Good Behavior: David Sarkany, MD -Peer Learning vs Peer Review: how to take the Press off: Jennifer Broder, MD #AUR24 @AURtweet AMSER

Excellent guidance on how to create psychological safety for trainees from Sravanthi Reddy MD, FASER, FAUR @ #AUR2024 @AURtweet

Insightful discussion by David Sarkany, MD on the importance of modeling professionalism for our trainees @AURtweet #AUR24

Thank you to Lahey Radiology friends for showing up in support of #peerlearning at #AUR24

Super proud of our American College of Radiology committee’s “National Peer Learning Real Time” session in Neuroradiology coming up next week. I have seen the cases & they are fantastic. Will appeal to both specialists and generalists. Link to register below!

Hello Friends The American Society of Neuroradiology - we hope you'll share this opportunity with your followers to catch our June 5 "Peer Learning Real Time: National Shared Learning in Neuroradiology." National leaders in neuroradiology peer learning will share high-yield cases & how-to's of PL. Join us!!

The next generation of Radiology leaders needs to understand how to implement peer learning programs. We have a great opportunity coming up June 5. 🎉 ACR YPS ACR RFS RLI will you help spread the word? 🙏