RadioGraphics, RSNA
| Category | Price | Seller | Device |
|---|---|---|---|
| Medical | Free | RSNA | iPhone, iPad, iPod |
The RadioGraphics application includes the ability to view current and past full-text articles with high resolution images, bookmark articles for future viewing, search by author, title and article content, take SA-CME tests, and share content through social media tools.
RadioGraphics, a bimonthly journal devoted to continuing medical education in radiology, is owned and published by the Radiological Society of North America. The primary mission of RadioGraphics is to publish the best in peer-reviewed educational material, emphasizing that presented at the Annual Meeting of the RSNA, for radiologists, trainees, physicists and radiologic technologists.
We hope you enjoy your experience using the RadioGraphics application. To provide feedback or for support contact [email protected].
Reviews
Terrific
Steve Cremer
Great update to the app! Finally able to take CME tests in app. Only complaint is that it takes many clicks to get to CME test. On the wish list: ability to highlight sections in articles and save article with highlights for future reference.
Disappointing
Eric rad guy
App crashes frequently. Only the four most recent articles show up in the menu, even after loading older articles. The most recently viewed article does not persist between toggled apps; you need to find the article again every time. There is no option to view recently viewed articles. You cannot take tests within the app. On the plus side, the articles are displayed in a reasonably good format.
Login doesn't work
calsd
Despite login working on rsna.org my login does not work in the app. Bummer cuz the app looks good.
Authentication issues
TexaninAustin
Please fix the issue where I must log in (authenticate) over and over almost every 24 hours. Having to constantly enter my login information and password discourages me from using the app. If a user has a lock code on their device, the radiographics app shouldn't auto log him or her out. ALSO, it would be very helpful if the app synced with the favorites section on the RSNA website.
Poor design
Zyryab1972
The app is stuck in the old paradigm of issue-based reading and fails to take advantage of basic strengths of computers. It assumes readers have only 1 way of reading RG and forces them into that 1 way. Let's say I want to check out what MSK articles they have. I have to select an issue then click on MSK, then get out of the issue, select another issue, and repeat. This is exacerbated by the fact that the app only loads a limited number of issues, so getting older issues requires waiting for that issue to load. Honestly, it's faster to grab a paper issue from the shelf and thumb through to find your articles. The CME tests are a pain too. You can't take them inside the app. The app launches the browser, then you click through a bunch of times to get to the test. It does do a good job of delivering ads, so 1 star for that.
Bad
pashiboo
This app really needs some serious upgrade. Aside from its constant crashes, the search engine is deficient, the way to read articles, downloading pdfs, reading pdfs and access to issues are all terrible.
