
Initial Education
Globally, initial education follows an experience-guided approach, much like a trainee doctor or hospital resident learning their future profession in a radiology department alongside experienced physicians, participating in the department's daily activities.
This experience-based learning model is recognised as an effective method in medical teaching (source: ANEMF, HAS).
Interns in initial training learn on an imaging workstation, working on real clinical cases, performing their interpretations, and comparing their analysis with that of more experienced physicians.
This is learning through experience in a routine work situation, stimulating learning through error and incremental learning.






