Facility Management

No radiologist wants to be told to do more for the same result.

Radiology managers: high hopes for growth, low expectations of adequate reimbursement.

The rest of the world trains for postmortem imaging, the U.S. is slowly catching on.

When considering cancer screening, patients and physicians need better descriptions of both benefits and harms.

How radiology departments can prepare for new legislation regarding X-ray technology.

Radiologists’ errors in communication can have a direct impact on patient care.

Every problem in radiology has a silver lining.

CHICAGO-What radiologists need to know about medical malpractice, as discussed at RSNA 2015.

The start of something great in radiology.

Why have venture capitalists shown so much interest in radiology?

CHICAGO-Valuable, measurable metrics, and the need for standardization in health care, as discussed at RSNA 2015.

Celebrating the winners in radiology.

For this “10 Questions” series, we spoke with Stamatia V. Destounis, MD, about her work and the future of radiology.

Radiation used for medical imaging is not harmful, according to a recent study.

Longing for the days when the radiology department was alive with discussion.

In radiology, who is That Guy?

Improve satisfaction scores in the radiology department with a simple task.

Seasons in the radiology department.

Radiologists can’t be everything to everyone.

A continuing trend in radiology, it’s time to think logically about mergers and acquisitions.

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

CHICAGO-Advice from experts at RSNA 2015 on what radiologists need to know about entrepreneurship.

[VIDEO] CHICAGO-Evidence-based design practices in radiology can increase patient satisfaction, Carlos Amato said at RSNA 2015.

Patients with high deductible health plans aren’t getting the imaging they need.

It’s better to be honest in radiology.