Facility Management

Look more closely.

Words are less important than actions.

Lawrence Muroff, MD, doesn’t want radiologists to worry about fake partnerships.

Medical malpractice woes in radiology.

Announcing the winners of Top People in Radiology: Innovators in Patient Experience.

Top People in Radiology: Innovators in Patient Experience winner Arlene Sussman, MD.

Top People in Radiology: Innovators in Patient Experience winner Lawrence Bassett, MD.

Top People in Radiology: Innovators in Patient Experience winner Steven Mendelsohn, MD.

Radiologists will catch on.

Saying what you mean in radiology.

Radiologists have mixed feelings about AI.

Tips for millennial radiologists and the people who work with them.

The natural tendency of a radiologist.

Watch out for biases in radiology.

Technology is changing how patients consume radiology results.

Experts at RSNA 2017 advise radiologists on avoiding burnout.

Tips on deciding if consolidating is right for your radiology practice.

Image quality and report turnaround time aren’t the only indicators of a successful radiology group.

Be wary of these in your radiology reports.

Experts at RSNA 2017 encourage price transparency and structured radiology reports.

Recent FDA review process of inconclusive clinical studies creates a potentially unhealthy decision-making environment for patients needing gadolinium-enhanced MRIs.

Being pushed out of radiology versus leaving on your own volition.

How to bring an idea to the market.

Start seeing your radiology patients as consumers.

Radiologists can use their IT expertise to help ACOs succeed.

Imaging with gadolinium does not put patients at risk for adverse neurologic outcomes later in life.

Radiologists need to capitalize on technology.

Images that show specific types of injuries and old injuries could help radiologists identify victims of domestic and sexual abuse.

Experts at RSNA 2017 discuss how federal agencies are working to accelerate AI in practice.