Facility Management

Model created by Yale effectively provides imaging services while protecting patients and staff.

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One facility’s experience shows an increased interest in consultation services can create better treatment plans and augment the radiologist’s role in patient care.

Company’s smallest, most light-weight scanner receives approval.

Non-invasive technique can predict which leg wound will heal within three months.

Remote working is likely to remain in some form after concerns over COVID-19 decrease.

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Keeping your patient’s data safe requires more advanced tactics.

The latest products released on the market for Quarter 2 2021.

Here's what to expect this week on Diagnostic Imaging.

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How one health system is doing it.

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Teaching radiology residents the skills used to observe and analyze works of art can improve their interpretation and reporting skills.

What do these advancements bring to imaging departments?

Wearing a mask does cause an increase in report errors with speech-recognition software, but the mistakes are small and unlikely to cause a negative impact.

Choosing a vendor for an enterprise imaging solution can be complex. Here’s what you need to inquire about to make the best choice for your organization.

15 tips for being an ideal mentor or mentee.

The number of radiologists becoming affiliated with ACOs increased more than three-fold from 2013 to 2018.

As radiology, hopefully, enters a post-pandemic stage, many workflow and protocol changes will remain in place.

COVID-19 has shone a bright light on the impact of social determinants of health.

Move could help address worse colorectal cancer outcomes for Black patients.

Digital access for imaging goes a long way toward making patients happy.

Patient hand-offs are prime times for errors to occur, but departments and hospitals can take steps to make these moments safer.

There is no standard staffing model for pediatric hospitals nationwide despite the push for around-the-clock in-house attending coverage.