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And another great educational feature has been implemented on Medoodle: Interactive Radiology teaching files.
This section implements interactive teaching files from the web-based Radiology tutorial On Call Radiology (www.oncallradiology.com).
Medoodle citizens are able to scroll through entire image stacks of ER cases as you are used to it at the PACS workstation.
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A new job search engine has been integrated into Medoodle!
This search engine allows you to search for any job title, location or keywords and gives you a multitude of job offers collected from multiple job agencies and companies/hospitals.
In addition several job offers are offered on-the-fly, based on your current location.
Where can I find this job search engine? Go on the top menu under "Search" -> "Medical jobs".
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The medical blog feature on Medoodle has been majorly improved!
Every Medoodle member receives now automatically his/her own blog. You just need to go on "My blog" and start writing your blogs - it's that easy!
Further improvements:
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Medoodle integrated in cooperation with Cancer Staging (www.cancerstaging.info) multiple tools for accurate cancer staging. These tools are now seamlessly integrated into Medoodle and help to accurately stage different types of cancers. In addition, comprehensive information is provided for each individual stage, including therapy, prognosis, cellular classifications, links to more information etc. Cancer Staging has been presented and awarded at multiple medical meetings (RSNA, ARRS, ECR, ISR, AMA, SIIM, CARS etc.) Currently, the following cancer types are included:
More types are coming...
The staging tools can be found in the top menu at "Tools" -> "Accurate cancer staging".
