The Numbers in Radiology
June 30, 2014
To run your practice well, you need to know your practice well.
Richard Woodcock, MD
Radiologists Can Help Put Fear of Radiation in Perspective
May 30, 2014
Radiologists need to play their part in educating the public about radiation.
How Do We Determine The Radiologist’s Value?
May 1, 2014
Our original measurement of productivity no longer defines how useful we are.
The CMS Data — Should I Laugh or Cry?
April 14, 2014
Radiology might not be the best way to make a buck, but its rewards come in all shapes and sizes.
How to Do Peer Review in Radiology
February 4, 2014
Peer review can help radiologists improve. Here are some methods for peer review and solutions for barriers your group may face.
Radiologists Should Adopt Checklists
December 2, 2013
Patient checklists are gaining popularity, and they are a no-brainer for radiologists to improve safety and efficiency. Look into them.
Be The Change
October 31, 2013
Making changes in radiology can happen one step -- and one provider -- at a time.
Even Radiology Needs A Playbook
September 26, 2013
Just like any other team, radiology practices could benefit from a manual to keep provider preferences and practices organized.
Rethinking Radiology Board Recertification
July 31, 2013
Is recertification essential or a waste of time? Either way, the process isn’t trusted, and needs greater depth and validation for it to truly measure quality.
Develop a Retirement Policy for Your Radiology Group
July 9, 2013
Radiology practices often have no formal plan for members facing retirement. Here’s what to consider when developing a policy to avoid confusion.
