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Interview with PD Dr. med. Thi Dan Linh Nguyen-Kim: Structured Reporting in Clinical Practice

In this interview, PD Dr. med. Thi Dan Linh Nguyen-Kim, Head of Department and Institute Director of Radiology and Nuclear Medicine at Stadtspital Zürich, shares her perspective on the value of structured reporting in daily clinical practice. 

She discusses why she decided to bring mint Lesion from the academic research environment to Stadtspital Zürich and explains how clarity, structure, and transparent communication support modern oncology care. 

Learn how structured, data-driven workflows help radiologists communicate complex findings, support multidisciplinary collaboration, and enable informed treatment decisions throughout the patient journey. 

Topics covered in this interview: 

  • Structured reporting in clinical routine
  • Quality assurance in radiology
  • Communication between radiologists and clinical partners
  • Oncology imaging and therapy response assessment
  • Data-driven workflows
  • mint Lesion in clinical practice and research

Explore Dr. Nguyen-Kim's perspective on structured reporting, data-driven workflows, and multidisciplinary collaboration.

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