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Video: Jonathan Berlin, MD, Discusses Common Communication Pitfalls

Jonathan Berlin, MD, clinical associate professor of radiology at the University of Chicago, discusses the common areas of communication break down between radiologists and ordering physicians, and technology's role in the solution.

Jonathan Berlin, MD, clinical associate professor of radiology at the University of Chicago, discusses the common areas of communication break down between radiologist and ordering physicians.

Problems can occur, Berlin said, when a radiologist has confusion over who to communicate the findings to, as well as in the subtleties of the findings. Communication pitfalls aren’t unique to any one institution or any one specialty, he said, but being aware of the problem is the first step in findings solutions.

Technology can play a key role in improving communication, but it depends on the situation and the organization.

 

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