Enhance your knowledge
Understand the costs associated with imaging examinations to make informed decisions.
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Radiology-TEACHES
Promoting value-based patient care with appropriate imaging and clinical decision support.
Unlock the Value of Radiology-TEACHES
Radiology-TEACHES® features a range of case vignettes integrated with the ACR Appropriateness Criteria® Portal (AC Portal). Through these modules, participants receive clinical decision-support education built on evidence-based content. Learners can practice ordering imaging studies and receive immediate feedback on appropriate image utilization.
Master utilization
Learn how to appropriately utilize imaging to realize the best outcomes for your patients.
Ensure safety
Develop a streamlined workflow for the safest imaging workup, prioritizing patient well-being.
Gain insight
Receive evidence-based feedback that sharpens your clinical judgment and decision making.
Deliver value-based care
Elevate your practice by providing high-quality, value-based patient care that meets today’s healthcare demands.
Radiology-TEACHES Modules
Learners can easily self-register for Radiology-TEACHES. Simply select a module and complete the registration form below, which will instantly launch the module.
Learners should complete the module in one sitting, which takes approximately 30 minutes. Exiting the module will require the student to restart from the beginning. To receive a certificate of completion via email, students must complete a survey at the end of the module.
Family and Community Medicine
Practice using appropriate imaging within clinical scenarios focused on family and community medicine topics.
Internal Medicine
Practice using appropriate imaging within clinical scenarios focused on within internal medicine topics.
Contrast Safety
Understand the use of contrast in imaging and practice clinical scenarios involving the use of contrast and the safety implications.
Sustainability
Understand sustainability through appropriate imaging and the environmental impact of radiology.
Pediatric
Practice using appropriate imaging within clinical scenarios focused on pediatric medicine topics.
Health Equity
Understand health equity through appropriate imaging and the impact health equity plays in radiology.
Additional Documentation
- Radiology-TEACHES Student Email Template
- Imaging Wisely: An Introduction to the ACR Appropriateness Criteria and Analysis of Its Impact on Internal Medicine Trainees
- A Multimedia Strategy to Integrate Introductory Broad-Based Radiation Science Education in US Medical Schools
- An Ounce of Prevention Is Worth a Pound of Cur(i)e
- Multisite Implementation of Radiology-TEACHES (Technology-Enhanced Appropriateness Criteria Home for Education Simulation)
- The Right Tools: Radiologists Can Improve the Appropriateness of Image Ordering, Transforming Patient Care and Driving Down Costs
- Teaching Imaging Appropriateness: A Simulation-Based Educational Program Increases Medical Students’ Abilities to Identify Appropriate Imaging
- Clinical Decision Support at the Point-of-Order Entry: An Education Simulation Pilot With Medical Students
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Bridging the GapBetween Education and Practice
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