Facility Management

Patients who undergo imaging tests could use more information about the examination.

Radiology needs to step up to prove its value.

Do radiologists ever have time to do work?

Applying radiology peer review to child’s play.

The cost for noncontrast CT scans varies quite a bit, but information on pricing is usually easily to obtain.

Identifying the important role of imaging in the new era of precision medicine.

Another radiology acquisition, another test for radiologists.

Tools to help measure quality and safety in radiology as presented at ARRS 2015.

Reading X-rays is turning this radiologist back into a dayhawk.

This edition of the Business of Radiology series focuses on accounting in radiology.

[PODCAST] Obama's sore throat and CT scan and what it means for imaging utilization.

The signs of an uptick in the radiology job market?

If a radiology practice says they have excellent customer service, does that mean that it's true?

MRI contrast agent, gadobenate dimeglumine, safety profile confirmed in 7.5-year trial.

Physicians tend to fall prey to poor financial decisions. Find out why and how to prepare for a brighter financial future.

Could the next generation of radiology reports require multimedia?

A look at the SGR-repeal bill.

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

Tips on making radiology more patient-centered.

Manual entry of CT dose reporting makes it highly susceptible to inaccurate information.

Radiologists and emergency physicians need to work together on communicating incidental findings.

Patients undergoing medical imaging with radiation want their physicians to discuss the benefits and risks with them.

Are all radiologists equal?

Payments continue to shrink.

What is the radiologist’s role in communicating incidental findings to patients?