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Fewer Clients Improves Teleradiology Reads

Teleradiologists perform better when they focus on images sent from fewer hospitals rather than reading for a larger number of facilities.

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Teleradiology Guidelines Set Standards for Practice

May 30, 2013 | Teleradiology
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ACR’s teleradiology guide tackles privacy, credentialing, and other elements to help establish best practices for the burgeoning field.

Teleradiology and Distance Running

Blog | March 08, 2013 | Teleradiology, Practice Management
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As a distance runner and a teleradiologist, I prefer the slow and steady accomplishment of the long haul.

Tried, Judged, and Condemned

Blog | February 01, 2013 | Practice Management, Teleradiology
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Those oft-repeated stories about physicians that resonate well with people outside of and unfamiliar with still permeate conversations.

Fewer Clients Improves Teleradiology Reads

January 07, 2013 | Teleradiology
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Teleradiologists perform better when they focus on images sent from fewer hospitals rather than reading for a larger number of facilities.

The Benefits of Teleradiology as Practice Support

Blog | September 24, 2012 | Teleradiology
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Teleradiology is returning to its original intent in a supportive role. Despite lingering uncertainty of the model, teleradiology offers tangible benefits.

Poll of the Week: Teleradiology's Impact

March 28, 2012 | Teleradiology

Recent blog posts at Diagnostic Imaging have touted the benefits and highlighted the shortcomings of teleradiology. So, once again, we want to hear from you about this industry trend

Telemammography Taking Hold

January 24, 2012 | Teleradiology
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The number of mammography scans is rising, but the number of radiologists willing to read the studies is falling. Enter telemammography.

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  • Radisphere skips RSNA to target hospital executives

    November 16, 2010 | Teleradiology

    Radisphere’s best opportunities, according to Clayton T. Larsen, Radisphere senior vice president of client and network development, are community hospitals with 50 to 400 beds, particularly ones being served by poorly run radiology groups.

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