Duke Radiology has been partnered with RAD-AID since 2010.  In addition to establishing a RAD-AID chapter at Duke, residents and faculty at Duke have contributed to RAD-AID at multiple management levels, including the initiation of new projects in China, India, and Haiti.  Multiple authors from Duke are contributing to the RAD-AID Textbook on Global Health, in addition to fomulating innovative ways to provide residency training for trainees interested in international radiology. Duke contributed to the upgrade and Spanish translation of Radiology-Readiness for use by the World Health Organization Pan American Health Organization (WHO/PAHO) in 2012. 

The Duke RAD-AID chapter is highly energetic and productive.  One of the primary goals of the Duke RAD-AID chapter is to develop a collaborative curriculum for residents in the Rad-Aid network to participate in international radiology for developing countries. This initiative from Duke Radiology Residency is truly unique for bridging education and international service, and is serving as a model for connecting residencies together for global health development work. Already, Duke radiology residents are in regular dialogue with multiple other residencies through RAD-AID to move this program forward, and we look forward to collaborating with other partnered residencies for this effort.