Get involved

Radiopaedia.org did not get to where it is on its own. It is not even the work of a few people. Literally thousands of folk just like you have in one way or another contributed. Some have done so most days for a number of years, while others may have contributed a few seconds, just one time. In either case Radiopaedia.org is a little better as a result. 

Here are 9 ways you can help Radiopaedia.org, and many of them take you no time at all. 

1. register:
   • it's free and only takes 30 seconds: register now
   • ...and don't worry, we take your information very seriously (read our privacy policy) 
2. update your profile:
   • knowing a little about our user base helps us get sponsorship
   • log in, and click 'profile' in the top right-hand corner and then 'edit' under your name
   • update your qualifications, your training/practising site and add a profile photo of yourself
3. tell someone about us:
   • at work
   • on Facebook
   • on Twitter
   • on Google Plus
   • at a party: trust us, nothing makes you more popular than banging on about Radiopaedia.org :) 
   • tell any company rep you happen to meet about this awesome site that their company should definitely support - don't worry, they will thank you for it, we promise
4. Twitter:
   • follow us at twitter.com/radiopaedia
   • retweet us
   • tweet about how warm and fuzzy we make you feel
5. Facebook:
   • like our Facebook page
   • post one of our cases on your Facebook page
6. contribute:
   • Radiopaedia is yours to improve!
   • editing articles
   • creating cases
   • creating multiple-choice questions
7. feedback:
   • we love to hear your thoughts on the site
   • email us at [email protected]
   • visit our feedback forum (right edge of the browser window)
8. support us
   • ​​support us financially and get perks (e.g. no ads!)
   • become a supporter
9. watch one of our courses
   • ​​our courses are free to all WHO low and middle-income countries
   • by purchasing access to our courses you subsidise the courses project and Radiopaedia as a whole
   • find out about courses

Thanks for your time, and remember that Radiopaedia.org is a reflection of all the amazing people from around the globe who have contributed their time, knowledge and effort in creating a resource for all. 

Frank Gaillard, founder and editor-in-chief