Pieces of Interest from COMP for the week of November 2 – Message from the COMP President / Miss a Lunch Bytes? View Past Sessions in the Virtual Library! / Radiology residents miss more findings after night shifts, even with AI assistance
Message from the COMP President
In his first column as COMP President, Malcolm McEwan reflects on the 2026 AAPM Annual Meeting in Vancouver, the strength of Canada's medical physics community, and his vision for COMP's future. Read his message in the latest issue of InterACTIONS!
Miss a Lunch Bytes? View Past Sessions in the Virtual Library!
Explore the Lunch Bytes virtual library of recorded sessions to catch up on missed sessions or to revisit a past presentation, including the most recent "Two Provincial Medical Physics Organizations’ Journey to Professional Regulation" and "Cardiac Radioablation: Insights from Across Canada".
Radiology residents miss more findings after night shifts, even with AI assistance
A recent study found that radiology residents experienced reduced diagnostic accuracy following night shifts, even with AI assistance. Explore what these findings could mean for patient safety and the role of AI in clinical practice.
