Facility Management

For radiologists, the role of supervising physician is packed with rules and responsibilities - far more than a radiologist might know without expert help.

As a distance runner and a teleradiologist, I prefer the slow and steady accomplishment of the long haul.

Idaho senators are considering a measure to require radiologic technologists have a license before performing imaging and radiation therapy procedures.

We are conducting a compensation survey to find out how much radiology professions work and earn - and how happy they are with both. Take our survey and enter to win an iPad!

In radiology, much attention is paid to improving relations with referrers. What about with radiologic technologists? Here’s what to do and why it matters.

The notion of a physician as genuine leader of a healthcare team has fallen into disrepute. And it's handy to have someone to blame.

Radiologists must make relationships with referring clinicians as worry-free and attractive as possible. How can they improve that communication?

Radiologists need to improve their communications with referring clinicians. But how? Here’s a look at why it’s important and what you can do.

The HIPAA final rule increases violation fees, clarifies regulations, and stresses encryption.

Here are eight operational items radiologists should know to help ensure a good working relationship between the radiology manager/director and radiologists.

The Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute’s new report introduces a classification system that could help determine whether a repeat image is necessary.

For the first quarter of 2013, medical imaging managers have very low confidence in Medicare reimbursement rates, according to the latest MICI data.

Radiology can be an isolating field. But as our dealings with others get less direct, communications can be misunderstood, unanswered, or lost.

Providers are turning to third-party consulting firms to prepare for ICD-10, including help with training, roadmaps and documentation, according to KLAS.

Mobile devices are becoming ubiquitous in radiology. Here’s a look at the benefits, the risks, and the future of mobile technology for radiologists.

Peter Moskowitz, MD, of the Center for Professional and Personal Renewal, recently offered tips to bring balance to a stressful life. How do you avoid burnout?

If this is the new normal, maybe future radiologists won’t feel the stress of declining reimbursement and oppressive liability. They won’t know any different.

Many radiology practices are finding the majority of audits are improper and the multiple government audit programs lack coordination.

Audits, especially by Medicare, seem to be increasing, frustrating many radiologists. Here’s your primer on audits and how to handle them.

VIDEO: Peter Moskowitz, MD, of the Center for Professional and Personal Renewal, offers radiologists suggestions for finding balance and avoiding burnout.

Primary care physicians prefer to deliver radiology results to their patients, and they feel obligated to follow recommendations in the reports.

Those oft-repeated stories about physicians that resonate well with people outside of and unfamiliar with still permeate conversations.

Researchers found displaying costs of the imaging tests didn’t change ordering habits. But should there be cost transparency for radiology exams?

VIDEO: Ordering habits for imaging exams don’t change when cost is displayed. Daniel Brotman, MD, discusses why imaging seems to be a “different animal.”

Radiology professionals must be properly trained on the risks of contrast agents - and the best way to communicate that to patients. Here’s some guidance.