David Fuhriman, MBA

In this series, 10 Questions, we ask the same questions to a diverse group of professionals who work in medical imaging. Taking a cue from Twitter, we’ve limited each respondent’s answers to 140 characters.

For the 10 Questions series, we spoke with Richard Duszak, MD, FACR, about his job and the future of radiology.

For the 10 Questions series, we spoke with Safwan Halabi, MD, about his job and the future of radiology.

What prevents radiology groups from improving business analytics? The final part of our survey analysis explores the barriers.

How do radiologists do more with less amid declining reimbursements? Check out Part 2 of the results of our business analytics survey.

A majority of radiologists aren’t satisfied with their RIS/ PACS or billing reporting, our recent survey on business analytics found.

This four-question survey aims to gather information about radiologists’ views about and obstacles to collecting and analyzing operational data.

Interpreting practice data is a subtle skill, and it’s easy to lie using statistics. You must make sure you’re getting the right data and the right analysis.

Usain Bolt raised the bar for the 100 meter four years ago, so his challengers had to improve by measuring performance at every step. So should radiologists.

It's important that data and reports be complete, accurate, and timely. It's an essential part running a successful business and a critical part of the revenue cycle in diagnostic imaging.

Next time you see some disruptive, innovative technology, remember that there still may be value in using the new technology.

Do we sometimes in our private and professional lives ignore the evidence because we don't like the answer or the solution?

If this is the last year you are alive, would you do what you are about to do? If not, make some changes.

Users of social image-sharing site Instagram are exposing patient information in radiology images, causing security and privacy concerns.