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36. Flip it, Click it, and Send it: How we Should be Teaching Residents in 2026
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- Mar 8, 2026
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Summary
Are we training radiology residents for yesterday’s world? Because the traditional model of workstation teaching + didactic conferences? It may not be sustainable anymore. In this week's episode, Maddi and Jeff sit down with the authors of “Alternative Approaches to Resident Education” to unpack what the future of radiology training could — and maybe should — look like: · Social media as a legitimate educational tool · AI-powered feedback platforms and “precision education” · Peer learning models reshaping safety culture · Flipped classrooms and spaced-repetition learning But this isn’t just about shiny new tools. It’s about economics. Opportunity cost. Faculty time. Educational ROI. And is there a smarter, more sustainable way to train the next generation? If we want better-trained radiologists in a high-volume, AI-augmented future...we may need to rethink how we teach – and what we are willing to invest. Because the real question isn’t whether education needs to evolve. It’s whether we’re willing to redesign it. Find the full JACR article here: https://shorturl.at/0ASDg