Facility Management

For this “10 Questions” series, we spoke with Geraldine McGinty, MD, MBA about her work and the future of radiology.

Radiology can’t be expected to save the day every time.

Radiologists should discuss not only potential complications of MRIs in patients with cochlear implants, but also potential pain from the imaging.

Imaging for patients with Ebola virus is necessary, but new protocols need to be established to prevent spread of the disease.

It’s time for radiologists and other clinicians to be direct.

With a tight radiology job market, it might be time to reduce the number of radiology residency spots.

As a partnership, teleradiology and radiology don’t need to be at odds.

Radiology managers can easily emulate these 12 traits of successful people.

The technology exists to help radiologists and surgeons work better together.

Tips for sabotaging your MR studies.

[VIDEO] Advice for staying on top of the ever-changing radiology-specific codes.

Pajamas welcome.

A look at whether teleradiology benefits the radiology field.

Attempts at determining imaging efficiency identifies hospitals with inefficient practices but not hospitals that are doing well.

In order to thrive, radiologists need to know their diagnostic miss-rate.

Coverage of low-dose CT for lung cancer screening makes for an historical lung cancer awareness month.

With the advancement of medical imaging technology comes the need for updated safeguards.

When no one reads the words on a radiology report, a frequent occurrence.

A look into what drives radiologists’ decisions to join, or not join, radiology societies.

Other industries have mandatory retirement ages, should radiology?

In a radiologist’s afterlife, let the punishment fit the crime.

MGH’s radiology department launched a social media campaign about the importance of mammography. The result? Increased engagement and appointments.

Radiology continues to be cautious with new payment model, but might not be able to avoid it for long.

Check out the profiles for the nominees for “Top People to Watch in Radiology” and vote for who deserves to win.

Videofluoroscopy swallowing study standards were established in research by radiologists, but have been altered by SLPs.