What Referring Physicians Want from Radiologists
CHICAGO - Referring physicians offer some insight into what they want from their radiology colleagues, from better collaboration to clearer reports.
ACR in 2014: 5 Hot Topics
CHICAGO - ACR representatives detailed major areas of concern in 2014: quality and safety, advocacy, education, economics and regulation, and radiation oncology.
Radiology's Changing Role in Healthcare
CHICAGO - To survive in a value-based pay environment, radiology must invest in new ways to show positive impact.
Low-dose CT for Lung Cancer Screening Should Be Expanded
CHICAGO - Widespread adoption of low-dose CT for lung screening may be more effective at catching early-stage lung cancer.
Radiology Workforce to Stay Steady Through 2016
CHICAGO - Some signs point to dismal job prospects while others look more promising. Most agree the radiology workforce will stay flat for the next few years.
Dose Registries Gaining Ground
CHICAGO - National registries are allowing facilities to monitor and improve radiation dose.
Social Media Matters for Radiologists
CHICAGO - Radiology practices should establish a presence on sites like Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter. Here’s why.
Is Your Radiology Practice Tech-Savvy Enough?
CHICAGO - Is your practice competitive in its use of informatics and business intelligence? Here’s how to assess your place on the technology spectrum.
New MR Technologies Offer Better, Quieter Scans
CHICAGO - Three advancements in MR technology - PET/MR, MR elastography and so-called silent MR - are improving the modality’s effectiveness and ease-of-use.
Some Radiologists Embrace Meaningful Use, Others Wait
CHICAGO - While some radiology groups are embracing meaningful use, others are taking a wait-and-see approach or opting for the exemption.
RSNA 2013 Slideshow: On the Exhibit Floor
From digital broadband MR to internet-based image sharing platform, several exciting new products were on display at RSNA 2013. Here’s a sampling.
Should Hospital-based Radiologists Pursue Meaningful Use?
CHICAGO - Here’s why achieving meaningful use of electronic health records worked for some hospital departments, but not for others.
Cloud Computing: Is It Right for Your Radiology Practice?
CHICAGO - Cloud-based imaging sharing and storage can save money on IT, but radiology groups have to make sure their infrastructure will support it.
Breast Density: What Is Its Real Impact?
CHIGACO - Researchers continue to study the role of dense breast tissue. Knowing the risk factors, how to monitor it, and what to recommend as a next step is crucial.
Rice: Next Generation’s Leaders Will Mobilize Human Potential
CHICAGO - Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice discusses how maximizing human creativity and talents can keep countries at the head of the global pack.
How Radiologists Can Manage Change
CHICAGO - The healthcare landscape is constantly changing, and radiologists should anticipate and promote change with an eye toward organizational culture.
ABR Explains Changes to Certification Process
CHICAGO - The American Board of Radiology has made major changes to the core exam and maintenance of certification. Here’s what you need to know.
Frequent Screening Mammos Detect Cancer Before Lymph Node Involvement
CHICAGO - Screening mammograms done every year have a higher chance of detecting breast cancer before it spreads to the lymph nodes than do less frequent exams.
How to Ensure Safety at Work
CHICAGO - Keeping your patients, colleagues, and yourself safe in the radiology workplace means taking steps to improve communication, avoid injury, and manage potential risks.
Mobile Radiology Computing: How to Get Started
CHICAGO - From determining the platform and device to adding apps, there are quite a few considerations when going mobile.