Facility Management

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?

Use peer review in radiology as an opportunity for improvement, said David A. Koff, MD at ECR 2015.

[VIDEO] Insight into retirement in radiology.

Give credit to radiologists when credit is due.

The real threat to radiology is corporate medicine.

Are you making as much as your colleagues? Find out with the results of our 2015 Compensation Survey.

How does your salary compare with other radiologic technologists'? Are rad techs happy in their careers?

Compare your salary and career satisfaction to other radiology administrators with results from our 2015 Compensation Survey.

Inappropriate imaging for low-risk prostate cancer and low-risk breast cancer varies by region.

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

Itemized imaging reports are preferred in emergency radiology over point-and-click and basic structured reports.

Is teleradiology good for radiology?

A new, free, website provides comprehensive answers to complex questions about MRI.

To survive in an ACA world, radiologists need to align themselves properly.

Why do we do everything in fours?

Pediatric radiologists need a different skillset and personality than other radiologists.

For this “10 Questions” series, we spoke with Saurabh Jha, MBBS about his work and the future of radiology.

Tips for radiologists on staying relevant.