Facility Management

[VIDEO] Leonard Berlin, MD, talks malpractice at ACR 2016.

There is satisfaction in working hard.

Radiologic technologists are increasingly leaving practice and going to work for vendors.

Digital mammography may be feasible using low-dose radiation dose techniques.

The woes of installing a new system.

It has its haters, but is teleradiology the future?

A culture of patient safety and fewer medical errors.

Job openings for radiologists predicted to grow 16% in 2016.

Upgrading technology used to be fun.

This series focuses on what it’s like to be a radiologist in a variety of settings. Here, we focused on academic radiology.

Health care technology management teams can help administrators manage imaging.

For this "10 Questions" series, we spoke with Eric Postal, MD, about his work and the future of radiology.

Radiology’s road to patient-centered care.

Striving to be better than average in radiology.

Radiology’s place in the physician shortage.

How radiology practices can get better data.

Making a plan, or not, in radiology and life.

An update on the state of the radiology job market in 2016.

Radiologists who began practicing after 1940 do not have a higher risk of developing radiation-related illnesses.

Constantly striving for more in radiology.

[VIDEO] Insight from the inside of a radiology group merger, from RBMA 2016.

Is an NJ case that deemed radiologists liable for determining medical necessity just the beginning?

Vanity license plates in radiology.

Not exactly how teleradiology works.

But what radiologists do with the mistakes is even more important.