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  • Establishing a clinical education track is crucial for radiology residency programs aiming to cultivate future educators.
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  • This review identifies common hurdles encountered in developing and sustaining radiology clinical education tracks.
  • It offers practical strategies and insights for overcoming challenges such as resident recruitment, faculty support, and long-term engagement.

Key Points:

  • Recruiting qualified residents and dedicated faculty advisors are significant initial challenges.
  • Sustaining resident engagement and ensuring equitable access to educational opportunities are ongoing concerns.
  • Adequate protected time and financial resources are essential for the success of these tracks.

Conclusions:

  • Despite significant obstacles, developing robust clinical education tracks in radiology is achievable.
  • Proactive strategies and institutional support are key to overcoming challenges and fostering educational excellence in radiology.