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Radiology Then vs Now - Nina Kottler MD

Welcome to 🦙 The Medicine and Machine Learning (MaML) Podcast 🦙 ! We hope to break down the burgeoning field of AI in healthcare for our listeners through our conversations with prominent figures in industry, academia, and medicine. No coding experience or medical knowledge required :D! Have a speaker you would like to see on our podcast? Contact us at contact@themamlpodcast.com 🦙 FOLLOW 🦙 Twitter: @TheMaMLPodcast Spotify: https://sptfy.com/6xUz Website: themamlpodcast.com Anchor.FM: https://anchor.fm/maml-podcast iTunes Music: https://apple.co/3kVlSx3 00:00:58 What brought you to the intersection of medicine and artificial intelligence? 00:07:00 The importance of translating between clinicians and AI engineers 00:12:54 The origins of Radiology Partners 00:16:40 Dr. Kottler’s start in Teleradiology 00:21:18 The transition form analog to digital in Radiology 00:27:35 The current state of Radiology Partners 00:32:00 When did Dr. Kottler become a leader in the AI projects? 00:45:00 AI models that Radiology Partners use 00:52:00 Fragility, Technological Evaluation and Business evaluation in Radiology AI systems 00:56:10 Dr. Kottler’s thoughts on what the future of AI and Radiology will look like. 01:00:30 Dr. Kottler’s advice for people in medicine desiring unique paths. 01:02:45 What brings you joy? 🦙 EP. INFO 🦙 Dr. Nina Kottler is the associate chief medical officer of clinical artificial intelligence and vice president of clinical operations for Radiology Partners, the largest radiology practice in the US, serving over 3,250 hospitals and other healthcare facilities, interpreting over 53 million exams annually. Connect with Nina Kottler on the following platforms: Twitter: @RadKottler Stanford AIMI: https://aimi.stanford.edu/people/nina... 🦙 CREDITS 🦙 Guest: Nina Kottler Host: David Wu Audio Producer: Aaron Schumacher Artwork & Video: Saurin Kantesaria Music: Caligula - Windows96. Used with Artist Permission.