Leadership and resilience in adversity: The impact of COVID-19 on radiography researchers and ways forward

Stogiannos, Nikolaos; Skelton, Emily; Rogers, Charlie; Sharma, Meera; Papathanasiou, S.; Venter, Riaan van de; Nugent, Barbara; Francis, Jane M; Walton, Lucy; Sullivan, Chris O; Abdurakman, Edwin; Mannion, Liam; Thorne, R. M.; Malamateniou, Christina

doi:10.1016/j.jmir.2022.09.011

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“… 16 Healthcare leaders can also aid in improving IPs’ resilience by celebrating successes, encouraging teamwork, actively listening to IPs’ concerns, and providing support. 17 Hospitals, healthcare systems, and other IP employers should consider implementing the suggested wellbeing interventions to support IPs moving forward. This should contribute to IPs’ resilience to continue responding to the COVID-19 pandemic and prepare for future public health emergencies.…”

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Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the infection prevention and control field: Findings from focus groups conducted with association for professionals in infection control & epidemiology (APIC) members in fall 2021

Rebmann

Holdsworth

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American Journal of Infection Control

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Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the infection prevention and control field: Findings from focus groups conducted with association for professionals in infection control & epidemiology (APIC) members in fall 2021

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Lugo

et al. 2023

American Journal of Infection Control

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“…Social presence and communities of practice are important to encourage active learning and enhance student success in online programmes [ 58 ]. Participants, as clinical practitioners on the frontline, were also, at the time of delivery of this course, overwhelmed with clinical and academic work, so balancing their learning while addressing some overburdening workloads might have impacted their learning experiences and preferences [ 59 ].…”

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Artificial intelligence education for radiographers, an evaluation of a UK postgraduate educational intervention using participatory action research: a pilot study

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Background Artificial intelligence (AI)-enabled applications are increasingly being used in providing healthcare services, such as medical imaging support. Sufficient and appropriate education for medical imaging professionals is required for successful AI adoption. Although, currently, there are AI training programmes for radiologists, formal AI education for radiographers is lacking. Therefore, this study aimed to evaluate and discuss a postgraduate-level module on AI developed in the UK for radiographers. Methodology A participatory action research methodology was applied, with participants recruited from the first cohort of students enrolled in this module and faculty members. Data were collected using online, semi-structured, individual interviews and focus group discussions. Textual data were processed using data-driven thematic analysis. Results Seven students and six faculty members participated in this evaluation. Results can be summarised in the following four themes: a. participants’ professional and educational backgrounds influenced their experiences, b. participants found the learning experience meaningful concerning module design, organisation, and pedagogical approaches, c. some module design and delivery aspects were identified as barriers to learning, and d. participants suggested how the ideal AI course could look like based on their experiences. Conclusions The findings of our work show that an AI module can assist educators/academics in developing similar AI education provisions for radiographers and other medical imaging and radiation sciences professionals. A blended learning delivery format, combined with customisable and contextualised content, using an interprofessional faculty approach is recommended for future similar courses.

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The shortage of radiographers: A global crisis in healthcare

Konstantinidis

2024

Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences

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Leadership and resilience in adversity: The impact of COVID-19 on radiography researchers and ways forward

Cited by 4 publications

References 48 publications

Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the infection prevention and control field: Findings from focus groups conducted with association for professionals in infection control & epidemiology (APIC) members in fall 2021

Impacts of the COVID-19 pandemic on the infection prevention and control field: Findings from focus groups conducted with association for professionals in infection control & epidemiology (APIC) members in fall 2021

Artificial intelligence education for radiographers, an evaluation of a UK postgraduate educational intervention using participatory action research: a pilot study

The shortage of radiographers: A global crisis in healthcare

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