Eric Postal, MD

Don’t get me wrong about feeling discomfort.

The one thing that’s constant in radiology is change.

Someone should be interpreting what the radiologist is saying.

How radiologists react to new requirements can have a big impact.

There’s more behind the numbers.

Applying radiology peer review to child’s play.

Reading X-rays is turning this radiologist back into a dayhawk.

The signs of an uptick in the radiology job market?

A look at the SGR-repeal bill.

Are all radiologists equal?

How to deal with complainers.

Supply and demand play big roles in radiology.

Why do we do everything in fours?

What if we paid for everything based on value?

When asking a radiologist for advice on how to better run a practice, listen to what they say.

All-inclusive just doesn’t work in health care.

Sometimes artificial intelligence is unintelligent.

Radiologists can see everything that they are missing when they work holidays.

In decision support for imaging studies, who calls the shots?

People don’t need to see the true representation of radiologists.

Increasingly soaring insurance premiums and even greater deductibles mean the bad news of health care reform is finally hitting home.

It’s time for radiologists and other clinicians to be direct.

Tips for sabotaging your MR studies.

When no one reads the words on a radiology report, a frequent occurrence.

In a radiologist’s afterlife, let the punishment fit the crime.

The scariest part of the middle-of-the-night call for a radiologist is the lack of efficiency.

Radiologists can choose to be gurus or geeks.

Unlike other careers, radiologists receive the best rewards as their career begins, and then gradually lose them.

There isn’t much radiologists can do about others invading their turf.

How to play chess with the big wigs in your radiology group.