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◆ BJR open2026-01-01

Soft skills in radiology: the human core of a technological specialty.

Federico Bruno, Alessandra Splendiani

原始摘要(英文原文)· Original abstract
Radiology is often viewed as a technology-driven specialty, yet radiologists work in a highly interactive clinical environment where interpersonal and cognitive competencies are essential. Soft skills (especially communication, empathy, teamwork, adaptability, and leadership) shape patient trust, support effective procedure counseling, and strengthen collaboration with referring clinicians and multidisciplinary teams. Clear, timely, and consultative communication extends radiology's impact beyond the written report, while responsible digital engagement can enhance professional identity and public trust. As artificial intelligence increasingly automates repetitive imaging tasks, uniquely human strengths such as judgment, ethical reasoning, empathy, and leadership will become even more central to radiologists' value. Investing in mentorship and structured soft-skills development can improve patient experience, departmental efficiency, and professional resilience, reaffirming the human core of a technological specialty.
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