Video from ECR 2023: Yoshimi Anzai on diversity in radiology

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VIENNA - Why should radiology care about diversity? Which approach works best? Is a diverse workforce always a happy and productive workforce? We asked Dr. Yoshimi Anzai to share her thoughts and experiences with Liana Gruenberg.

Dr. Yoshimi Anzai, associate chief medical quality officer at the University of Utah, U.S., was a panelist in the session about diversity on day 1 of ECR. She speaks about the topic with Liana Gruenberg, contributing editor of AuntMinnieEurope.com. Video produced by Christof.G.Pelz | GRAFIFANT Creation | www.grafifant.at | 2023

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