Facility Management

People are the key to getting results.

Patients want more information about the tests being performed.

Involving patients in research and clincial communications can improve care.

Most radiologists will make an error at some point, but maintaining transparency is vital to maintaining the patient relationship.

Radiology, where the majority of cases are image and technology based, is ready-made for a significant social media presence.

Industry focus in mammography shifts away from image quality to considering the patient’s comfort during the exam.

Are dress-code rules really necessary?

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.