SPOTLIGHT -
The Value of Incidental Findings
When is a little thing a big deal?
To Be Well-Read or Well-Summarized?
What should radiologists strive for?
Assessing the Radiology Trainee
Effective assessment of radiology trainees.
What do you think?
The linear and non-linear thinking of diagnostic radiology.
The Human Experience of Radiology
2017: a year to make radiology human.
Physician Interest in Government Grows
At stake, say physicians, is patient-centered care.
Let’s Talk Business in Radiology
Managing finances in radiology.
Radiologists, Don’t Fear “Is There a Doctor on Board?”
A dreaded question for many radiologists can be a teachable moment.
Radiologists, Show Your Face
In-person rounds can improve communication between radiologists and referring physicians.
Radiology Needs to Come Out of the Dark
Longing for the days when the radiology department was alive with discussion.
Radiology Residency Interviews: The Communication Game
Maybe it's best to stop communicating after the interview.
The Problem with Radiology Rotation in Medical School
Medical students are actually calling their radiology rotation a “radiation vacation.”
Radiologist, Meet Patient
Radiologists need to read images and see patients.
Why Trainees Aren’t Interested in Radiology
A look at why radiology has lost its appeal.
May the Match Be Ever In Your Favor
A new radiology resident reflects on the Match.
Optimizing the RSNA Experience
A first time attendee of the Radiological Society of North America’s 100th Annual Meeting provides advice on how to make RSNA interoperable.
