Facility Management

From value-based care to patient interaction, experts discuss how radiology will be shaped throughout the year. 

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

How much of your day do you spend tracking down missing information-or, worse, incorrect information?

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

Why radiology is really all about teaching.

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.

The current state of unnecessary imaging-and what you can do about it.

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

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

A retirement guide for radiologists, to help you make sense of all your options.

Imaging is often one of the first targets of budget cutters, but patient care may suffer as a result.

With a hot market for radiology jobs, here's what to consider before making the leap to a new position.

Provide better patient care and improved provider relationships.

Radiology practices with collaborative, consensus-based decision-making and conflict resolution processes can lead to greater standardization.

Checklists could be used by staff to improve patient safety.

Radiologists are in a perfect position to be the most skilled at consulting patients during the informed-consent process

The number of approved Interventional Radiology residency positions continues to increase every year, and the match rate for positions was 100 percent in 2018.

In order to see more and better outcomes, provider organizations must build their strategies through applying best practices.

Complex studies in higher acuity patients are more likely to be interpreted by radiologists than nonradiologists.

Imaging appointments booked 6 months or longer ahead have highest no-show rate.

Longer wait times increase no-show rates for MRIs.

Safety and quality initiatives don’t just impact patients and staff, but healthcare costs and reimbursements, too.

Referral patterns for MSK imaging varied considerably by provider specialty.

Radiologists are tired and this affects diagnostic accuracy. Now if there were only more hours in the day...

Automated analysis of radiology reports is as accurate as manual auditing, but less expensive overall.