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Video: Garry Choy, MD, discusses why radiologists should be engaged in social media and how to get started.

Stacy Johnson, of Presbyterian Intercommunity Hospital, discusses the use of technology to meet California’s dose reporting requirement and the law’s impact.

Missing a diagnosis, most frequently one of breast cancer, is the most common reason U.S. radiologists face a malpractice lawsuit, a study found.

Radiologists are feeling under attack from several fronts. What do you see as the greatest challenge facing the industry?

James Borgstede, MD, discusses the new radiology board exam and offers advice for residents entering the job market.

Diagnostic Imaging Editorial Calendar 2013

CHICAGO - Radiology is under attack from several fronts, but Vijay Rao, MD , and colleagues outlined strategies to conquer these problems.

CHICAGO - Point-of-care ultrasound has become ubiquitous in medicine, but radiologists still have a critical role in the modality with ultrasound’s training and promotion.

CHICAGO - Patients want access to their imaging reports, but radiologists hesitate. Here’s what to consider when opening your files.

CHICAGO - CT colonography’s path to reimbursement has been a complicated process, standing as a reminder for radiologists to get involved in political advocacy.

CHICAGO - The future for radiologists is uncertain, but becoming leaders will help save the profession.

CHICAGO - Radiology needs new strong leaders to strengthen the profession, and residents’ training must begin now to fill the void in the industry.

The current political rhetoric about controlling the costs of health care can only mean one thing: decreased reimbursement.

In 2013, CMS will dramatically reduce the number of codes used for radiology, as well as how your services are coded.

Medical imaging managers reported low confidence that they will receive adequate reimbursement from Medicare in the fourth quarter of 2012.