Facility Management

When asking a radiologist for advice on how to better run a practice, listen to what they say.

The perfect radiology group has no concerns.

Advice for getting the radiology job, and terms, you really want.

Cancer screening is a good thing, say people in the UK, but fewer than half understand associated risks to screening like mammography.

All-inclusive just doesn’t work in health care.

The ACR reacts to recent announcements about implementation of alternative payment models.

Radiology needs to learn how to use data efficiently.

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

Sometimes artificial intelligence is unintelligent.

CMS released their final decision for lung cancer screening with low-dose CT.

Medical malpractice lawsuits can be tragic situations, but radiologists need to know their rights as defendants and physicians

There aren’t many radiology jobs, but which states have the most open positions?

Radiology managers are a little bit more confident that they will receive adequate reimbursement from Medicare.

Developing lean daily management in a radiology department.

The time it takes for CT scans, from order to reading, is influenced by the location of the scanner in relation to the ED.

Radiologists can only do so much.

Radiology reports delivered with image- and data-embedded multimedia are preferred by referring physicians over text-only reports.

Radiology continues to be threatened by commoditization, but it’s also a threat looming for health care as a whole.

Decreases in imaging growth and CT/MRI use in the ED can be achieved.

In the conventional radiology workflow, there is a lot of data that radiologists aren’t seeing.

Advanced imaging provides good value, say primary care physicians, but how valuable varies by the PCP’s number of years in practice.

The proper use of technology, analytics, and data can help grow radiology’s future.

[VIDEO] Radiology needs leaders. Do you have what it takes to be one?

Fewer students entering radiography and nuclear medicine programs, despite ample class space, while more are studying radiation therapy.

This needs to be done STAT.