Understanding the radiology group practice environment is essential before planning or executing any operational plan. Here’s how to build that awareness.
Peter R. Bartling, MBA
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Articles by Peter R. Bartling, MBA
Does your radiology group have a strong culture? Here’s why a new, energetic culture is the most valuable change-agent to ensure success now, and the future.
In this first part of a series on the changes facing radiology, we describe how to transform a radiology group to create and drive a new culture of activism.
The Supreme Court decision isn’t the end of changes we will see in radiology or health care. Only progressive and entrepreneurial radiology groups are likely to survive.
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