SPOTLIGHT -
Eric Postal, MD, is a diagnostic radiologist with the University of Pittsburgh Medical Center.
Before You Pull the Trigger on That QA
…ask yourself: What am I trying to accomplish here?
Root, Root, Root For the Home Team
Own your role in your radiology practice.
Treed
An effort to keep valuable radiologists.
My Mango Bias
Challenging what we think we know in radiology.
The (Not Quite) Myth of Human Inertia
The need to be adaptable in radiology.
Unidentified Foreign Objects
Foreign objects and incomplete history in radiology.
Tools of our Trade
The macro list for remembering radiologists.
To All My Fellow Underachievers
Underachieving is not permanent in radiology.
Satisfaction (Not) Guaranteed
Claiming satisfaction in radiology.
Cutting the Cord
When a radiologist loses power.
Not Just What You Say, But How You Say It
Organizing the radiology report.
A Dream I Had
What will they ask of radiologists next?
(Not Quite) Giving It Your All
Inadequacy in health care.
That Was Then (Or Never), This Is Now
What people don’t understand about radiologists’ compensation.
The Trappings of Success
It’s no secret: radiologists make good money.
From Each According to His Ability
When roles blur in radiology.
The Sweet Spot
Paying attention to radiologists’ strengths.
Next Time
In radiology, focus on this time.
The Path of Least Resistance
Outsiders’ influence on radiology.
The Look-alike Game
Playing the game of diagnosing in radiology.
Speech Therapy, Radiology-style
Who adapts to whom in voice recognition?
New Words From the Sidelines
What radiologists can learn from new additions.
Happy Eyes
Seeing one answer to a problem might make you less likely to look for another, less obvious one.
Spending dollars to save pennies
Spending a lot to save a little isn't the best method for decision-making in patient care.
Improving your omni
Technology can help with your omnipresence -- if you let it.
The possibility-probability continuum
What type of reader are you?
Who’s pulling the rope?
It takes effort from all team members to achieve and maintain success.
Always on
Radiology has come a long way since the days of lone on-call resident coverage.
Enjoy it!
Don't get stressed about enjoying the things you're supposed to enjoy.
Are you still blaming your faulty stars?
Try to avoid seeing a pattern when some days just don't go your way.