Kate Hanneman

In this insightful discussion, Reed Omary, a Professor at Vanderbilt University, joins cardiac radiologist Kate Hanneman, and Queensland Children's Hospital radiographer Leteisha Stam. They explore how radiologists can champion sustainability in healthcare. The trio emphasizes the vital links between climate change and patient care, advocating for clear definitions of sustainability. Personal stories highlight the need for small victories and community engagement, showing how even incremental changes can make a significant impact in the fight for a healthier planet.

Dr. Kate Hanneman, a cardiac radiologist at the University of Toronto, discusses the intersection of artificial intelligence and sustainability in healthcare. She argues that AI can optimize radiology processes, cut costs, and enhance patient outcomes while minimizing environmental impact. The conversation reveals how eliminating data redundancy and establishing centralized data management is vital for sustainable AI practices. Together with experts, they explore responsible AI use to balance technological advancement and global resource preservation in healthcare.