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What will radiology look like in 2029? We asked the experts about the future skills and technologies you will need to succeed.

The areas rads should be keeping an eye on this year: from AI to liquid biopsy, you’ll be seeing a lot more of these technologies in the near future.

Is there a way to add a little more sincerity to the day-to-day?

When you come to the job negotiation table, do you have all your facts in front of you?

Everything is limited-including radiology resources.

It can be easy to feel small in the middle of big healthcare problems when you lack resources. Here's how rural practices are coping with shortages.

When you look back on your career, do you take the time to focus on the lesson learned?

When did it become okay for clinical histories to be entirely unhelpful?

From increased workloads to isolation, rads have a lot of reasons to feel burned out. Here’s what you can do to change that.

How long does it take for old habits to die?

We asked a group of experts from around the radiology industry what they're hoping 2019 will bring.

Someone in a group should probably be worried, but who's the best person for the job?

Today’s consumers are more demanding than ever, but it isn’t hard to help them feel more comfortable.

Missed appointments can have serious consequences for patient outcomes-and for your bottom line. Here are some strategies for reducing the number of no-shows.

Radiology-and healthcare as a whole-has a trust problem, but blockchain could be the answer. 

The theme of this year’s show was AI-but what does that mean?

Radiology applications demonstrate impact of cloud for improving efficiency, reducing costs and enhancing security.

Radiologic reports with deep learning algorithm provide improved cerebral aneurysm detection.

Voice-rec software was supposed to improve over time, but has it actually learned anything?

Prediction occurred an average of 75.8 months before final diagnosis.

Like every other member of a healthcare team, sonographers are indispensable-until they aren’t.

Where has teleradiology come this year? And where will it go next?

It’s not an isolated issue-patients seem to really like punching inanimate objects. Eric Postal dissects (and ranks) the average puncher’s motivation.

Men outnumber women in radiologic society committee members and higher academic ranks.

Though they take up a lot of time and energy, things like QA and medicolegal systems can be helpful.

Just because a mistake is small doesn’t mean it can’t affect your work.

It's clear that AI will have an impact on the industry, but how should you be investing now?

Radiologists are finite, and it’s time to admit it.