RadiologyInfo.org is a patient-information website produced by the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) and the American College of Radiology (ACR). It currently averages over 1.4 million website visits per month and contains over 245 procedure, exam and disease descriptions. RadiologyInfo.org also contains a Children's Imaging section highlighting specific pediatric procedures.

The RadInfo 4 Kids project was developed for RadiologyInfo.org to further the website's mission . RadInfo 4 Kids is intended to help explain imaging tests and treatments in a way that children can understand. Videos and content submitted for RadInfo 4 Kids is made for kids by kids to help ease their anxiety and reduce their fear of routine exams.

Following are some details and recommendations for submissions:

1. Parents of children and teens of any age with a personal story about an imaging exam the child has undergone are encouraged to submit videos or content.
2. The content does not have to be perfectly polished and can come in any form such as a:
   • Video of a child discussing an exam or procedure
   • Video of a child walking viewers through their exam or procedure while in the imaging suite
   • Comic book
   • Drawings
   • Story
   • Other creative ideas
3. The videos or content can discuss or demonstrate:
   • Why the child needed an imaging procedure
   • The type of exam performed
   • The child's overall experience while getting the exam, including what they felt or what the doctor said and did
   • The imaging machine used to take pictures such as CT, X-ray, MRI, etc.
   • How the exam was performed, including if the child had to lie down, hold still, hold their breath and if they listened to music or watched a movie
4. The types of content and videos listed are examples, but any radiology-related content and videos are welcome in English and/or Spanish. Parents and kids are encouraged to use their creativity.
5. If submitting a video, it's important to note that videos are most effective when they are under three minutes. When recording using a mobile device such as an iPhone, landscape format is preferred.
6. Comic books, drawings or stories should be completed on 8½ by 11 paper.
7. Parents can also submit videos or content to help other parents who may have concerns.

Content for RadInfo 4 Kids can be submitted as follows:

• Parents can email videos to radiologyinfo@rsna.org or contact Don Ferreira at 630-481-1025 or dferreira@rsna.org if the file is too large.
• Parents can scan and email other types of content to radiologyinfo@rsna.org or mail to:
  RadInfo 4 Kids
  Radiological Society of North America
  820 Jorie Blvd. STE 200
  Oak Brook, IL 60523

After the content has been submitted and prior to posting on RadiologyInfo.org, parents and children will be asked to sign an RSNA photo/video release form. With the parents' permission, the child could be mentioned on RadiologyInfo.org social media channels. For more information or questions, contact Don Ferreira at 630-481-1025 or dferreira@rsna.org.