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Tim Myers, MD , February 2, 2012 The more advanced and more complicated the disease process, the more likely the patient will end up with surgery and/or amputation, increasing the cost of initial care and the additional intervention. Radiology Comic: Doctors Cheating
James Chang, MD , January 31, 2012 How to Brand Your Radiology Practice
Richard Woodcock, MD , January 30, 2012 In an environment where competition is increasing, branding your practice can be very useful. Here's how. Solutions to Discourage Using Board Exam Recalls
Eric Postal, MD , January 27, 2012 The problem with making rules that define cheating is that he who makes the rules needs to have a plan of action to enforce them. How to Encourage More Women to Become Radiologists
Tim Myers, MD , January 26, 2012 If those of us who are in positions to evaluate and review hiring policies do not take a significant role in ensuring a level playing field then we are truly to blame. radRoundsForums
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12/16/08
Hello,
I am looking for an FRCP(C) certified Radiologist to work in Edmonton, Alberta. The type of scans that will be read are Bone Mineral Densitometry, Mammography, Abdomen, Ultra Sound and x-ray. Email me at pete.palermo[at]pentacan .com or call me at 905-574-8411 x227.
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8/10/08
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It"s not tumoral. It looks like Melorheostosis. See this case: http://www.uhrad.com/msiarc/msi014.htm Do you have an X-ray?
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2/21/11
Dr. Refaey- Do you feel having a better x-ray cassette holder that is more versatile and accomodating to obese patients would help to lower the number of retakes and/or dosage levels?
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12/23/10
Technologists of the MonthDesigning ground-breaking products isn’t what we’re really about at J2 Medical. Sure—a great product has the ability to resolve many problems, but a great product is useless without an accomplished technologist at the wheel. For that reason, J2 Medical is launching the Have a Nice X-Ray – Technologists of the Month initiative. This program will give recognition to the leading technologists around world; something we feel is long overdue. Our products have evolved out of genuine relationships and communication from techs for four years…now it’s time to recognize those who go above and beyond. We are thankful to have this opportunity and we look forward to showcasing the best of the best within our industry. In return, we will feature our favorites on www.j2medical.com and send them some “Have a nice X-ray” merchandise as well as an autographed certificate and sincere THANK YOU from both Jarrid Henderson and Dan Parisi. Contact techofthemonth@j2medical.com for more information or to submit your outstanding Techs! "Have a Nice X-Ray"
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1/18/11
Hello,
I'm working on a health actuarial project and needed an information. I'm hoping people would be able to help me out. I need information on the average number of x-ray reads that a diagnostic radiologist performs in a given year in the United States. I've gone crazy surfing the web and found a few websites putting the number at 14,900. Now that's crazy - boiling down to 8 reads an hour. Can anyone please help me out with the most updated figure. Shall be very grateful if anyone can. Thanks, Priyam ConnectWithUs
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