something like INotifyCollectionChanged fires on xml file changed

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It's possible to implement INotifyCollectionChanged or other interface like IObservable to enable to bind filtered data from xml file on this file changed ? I see examples with properties or collection, but what with files changes ?

I have that code to filter and bind xml data to list box:

XmlDocument channelsDoc = new XmlDocument();
channelsDoc.Load("RssChannels.xml");
XmlNodeList channelsList = channelsDoc.GetElementsByTagName("channel");
this.RssChannelsListBox.DataContext = channelsList;

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