Faculty profile
Kari Visscher
Back to facultyResearch
Research areas are derived from OpenAlex topics of their publications.
17 publications.
Integration of Art Into Radiological Societies & Educational Conferences: Early Experiences of the 2021 ACR Art Task Force
Cooke EA, Visscher K, Myers H, Wang K, Shaffer K, Berland LL, Sarkany D
How can Artistic Paintings Broaden Medical Students’ Understanding of the Radiology Profession?
Visscher KL, Bloom LF, LaDonna KA, Faden L, Rakhra KS
Designing a Comprehensive Undergraduate Medical Education Radiology Curriculum Using the 5C's of Radiology Education Framework
Visscher KL, Faden L
Painting plainly
Visscher KL
Radiology Exposure in the Undergraduate Curriculum: A Medical Student Perspective on Quality and Opportunities for Positive Change
Visscher KL, Faden L, Nassrallah G, Speer S, Wiseman D
Women in Radiology: Exploring the Gender Disparity
Zener R, Lee SY, Visscher KL, Ricketts M, Speer S, Wiseman D
The Exposure Dilemma: Qualitative Study of Medical Student Opinions and Perceptions of Radiology
Visscher KL, Nassrallah G, Faden L, Wiseman D
Patient-appropriate health literacy educational materials in ophthalmology
Mikhail D, Visscher KL, Chen N, Wang J, Emara BY, Hutnik CM
Reprint of: Health literacy in Canada and the ophthalmology patient
Visscher KL, Hutnik CML
Breast deformity and reconstruction in Turner syndrome: A collection of case studies
Visscher K, Metcalfe KA, Semple JL
Frequent collaborators
1Researchers with similar interests
Jatin Kaicker
Family Medicine
Radiology practices and education, Health Literacy and Information Accessibility
Yoan Kagoma
Medical Imaging
Radiology practices and education, Innovations in Medical Education
Prasaanthan Gopee-Ramanan
Medical Imaging
Radiology practices and education, Innovations in Medical Education
Karen Finlay
Medical Imaging
Innovations in Medical Education, Radiology practices and education
Jason Profetto
Family Medicine
Innovations in Medical Education, Radiology practices and education
Saroo Sharda
Anesthesia
Innovations in Medical Education, Diversity and Career in Medicine
A short, specific email works best. This draft uses one of their recent papers; replace the parts in brackets with your own details before sending.