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Subsequent ultrasounds are more likely to occur when non-radiologists read initial ultrasounds in the emergency department than when radiologists read.
Breast density legislation is still causing confusion and controversy among radiologists.
An abbreviated MRI protocol is effective in detecting breast cancer and saving resources.
Radiologists who use simplified language in their reports help their patients understand their results.
The move toward greater consolidation in radiology is still going strong, and several drivers are behind it.
If healthcare team members were paid like sports team members.
Spending a lot to save a little isn't the best method for decision-making in patient care.
[VIDEO] Leonard Berlin, MD, talks malpractice at ACR 2016.
[VIDEO] Insight from the inside of a radiology group merger, from RBMA 2016.
[VIDEO] What radiology practices need to know about PQRS, explained by Michael Bohl at RBMA 2016.
[VIDEO] CHICAGO—Among other challenges, enterprise imaging forces different groups to work together, according to Jef Williams of Ascendian Healthcare Consulting.
From Physicians Practice
This doctor has been preaching teamwork at his practice for so long his employees decided to take their support for one another to a whole new level.
A continued look at a two-physician couple and the multi-million dollar difference a complete risk-management planning update made to their family.
The government's involvement in medicine has made it harder for physicians and staff to stay happy. Here's how to keep things upbeat at your practice.
