September 10th, 2010 | 
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Over the Summer Vacation David Smith, one of the new 3rd year medical students, spent 6 weeks working on an interactive tool to improve awareness of ionising radiation doses associated with commonly requested radiological investigations.
The tool is now viewable here. This is a fantastic resource – I wholly recommend it to medical students, junior doctors and even consultants as a refresher!
Well done to David, on a fantastic piece of work.
Posted in Editorial, General Respiratory | 
Tags: e-learning, interactive tools, Radiation, Tutorials
Thanks! Hope it proves useful for all
D
Nice work, well done!
NB the quiz gives 0Sv for CT chest as the correct answer(!)
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Fantastic piece of work Dave! Am very proud of what you’ve achieved! Just need more comments from others – should we make it available through other blogs like DundeeChest?
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