Whitney L. Jackson

Billionaire Mark Cuban spurs a debate about overtesting.

This edition of the Business of Radiology series focuses on accounting in radiology.

This edition of the Business of Radiology series focuses on ethics in radiology.

In this edition of Business of Radiology, marketing tactics for a successful radiology practice are explored.

The perfect radiology group has no concerns.

Radiology continues to be threatened by commoditization, but it’s also a threat looming for health care as a whole.

Unnecessary imaging is usually a product of the referring physician, but radiologists can play a part in making sure the imaging is appropriate.

Radiology and pathology can be a powerful team, if they can learn to work together.

9 things radiologists looking for jobs need to know.

Reasons for radiologists to go the academic route.

Reasons why the private practice route may be better for some radiologists.

What radiologists need to know for a successful job search.

Health care information technology is striving towards interoperability, for financial and legislative reasons, how does this affect radiology?

Establishing good financial planning habits early will help radiology residents manage income in the future.

Breast density notification legislation has amped up the discussion about breast cancer screening but may be delivering mixed messages.

When referrers don’t use clinical decision support, radiologists don’t get reimbursed.

A majority of malpractice cases in radiology are a result of failure to diagnose or communicate.

The RSNA Reporting Initiative continues to grow and give radiologists a sampling of best practice reporting templates.

Small-to-medium sized data in health care will help radiologists push for their piece of the reimbursement pie.

MGH’s radiology department launched a social media campaign about the importance of mammography. The result? Increased engagement and appointments.

Radiology continues to be cautious with new payment model, but might not be able to avoid it for long.

Medical physicist contributions to quality care often go unseen by patients, but are paramount to their safety.

Tips for radiology leaders on whether a PACS or VNA system is best for their facility’s needs.

Recent study examines diagnostic imaging rate differences for all states; lead author Seth Stein, MD, helps dissect the information in this Q&A.

As growth of imaging utilization slows, radiologists worry about the effect on reimbursement.

Pilot projects show benefits from radiologists’ in-person communication and patient engagement, signaling that it’s time to work outside of the reading room.

What started as a small industry trend is growing into a mandatory best practice for radiologists.

CMS billing data was released in an effort to inform consumers. Here, a medical billing professional discusses how the release affects providers.

Recently-passed legislation would make clinical decision support use mandatory and improve appropriateness guidelines for ordering diagnostic imaging.

Recently-passed bill in Congress aims to curb inappropriate utilization of imaging services and safeguard reimbursement.