We will be in operation for the 3 and half days there, with bookings essential to secure your session. We plan to introduce two new test sets at this workshop, more details to follow closer to the date.

Registrations are now open for RANZCR, however please note our workshop is not yet part of RANZCR registration process. We hope to be soon but if you register beforehand, there will be an opportunity to separately sign up. A link to the RANZCR page is provided below.

Our newest research article has been accepted into the Journal of Cancer Education, with the title 'Radiologist Self-training: a study of cancer detection when reading mammograms at work clinics or workshops'. This study focused on comparing reader's performance in both workshop and clinic environments, with findings showing that radiologists who frequently read mammograms performed better at workshops, whilst those who read less frequently recorded better performances in specificity and JAFROC at clinics.

Click to view and read the open access article in full.

Our research is always about conducting studies that aim to improve breast screening capabilities and experience. If you are in Sydney and are interested to give up a couple hours of your time, please get in contact with us via email as are looking for volunteers for two upcoming studies running shortly.

Compare the display of mammograms on a super high-resolution monitor with a diagnostic monitor. The findings will indication a cost-effective way for clinicians to establish a portable mammogram reading workstations for an online delivery of high-quality training and education.

Explore the effectiveness of individualised training test sets when applying intelligent algorithm support to readers who interpret screening mammograms. The AI will harness the weaknesses and strengths of individual readers and assign the readers to targeted training cases to enhance the diagnositc efficacy in breast cancer detection.

Best wishes from the BREAST team and kindest regards,