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Radiology practices look to nonphysician providers to increase value.

For this "10 Questions" series, we spoke with Mark. E. Klein, MD, MBA, about his work and the future of radiology.

Outcomes knowledge may sway radiograph interpretations.

[VIDEO] CHICAGO-Among other challenges, enterprise imaging forces different groups to work together, according to Jef Williams of Ascendian Healthcare Consulting.

The joys of troubleshooting.

Quantifying images is straightforward, except when it’s not.

Radiologists who provide reports in person in the ED improve working relationships with emergency physicians, according to a study at ACR 2016.

Orders for radiography may decrease when patients are provided with radiography safety information, according to a study at ACR 2016.

Common myths about barriers to patient-centered radiology debunked, from ACR 2016.

Radiologists need to tell their own story, or it will be told for them, from Andy DeLao during the Moreton Lecture at ACR 2016.

The usual suspects in radiology overcalls.

Radiology groups explore how artificial intelligence can improve their workflow.

How RADPAC raises money and influences health care, from an RBMA 2016 meeting.

Ten radiology reports rejected, are you kidding me?

When too many abnormal findings becomes normal in radiology.

There are options for radiologists regarding retirement.

The radiologist’s most important deliverable is fraught with challenges.

Radiologists aren’t profiled the way other physicians are, but they are still affected, from RBMA 2016.

A different kind of satisfaction score in radiology.

Areas for improvement in clinical efficiency in radiology, as explained at a 2016 RBMA conference.

When radiologists participate in collaborative care, patient care improves.

For this “10 Questions” series, we spoke with Matt Hawkins, MD, about his work and the future of radiology.

Connecting with radiologists for virtual consults yields varying opinions from referrers, radiologists.

Sometimes image quality is just plain bad.

Radiologists can’t find a job without subspecialization, but they aren’t spending a lot of time in their subspecialty once hired.