Five key elements to help solve difficult and complex issues. Personally, I believe that innovation lives within everyone. We all have “invented” things, only to discover someone else already had the idea.  Think of it this way: If you did not know it existed, then in effect

AHRA 2018 keynote speaker shares insights on creating a culture of heroes in medical imaging. When asked “what is a hero?”, many people respond that it is an ordinary person who did an extraordinary thing. Kevin Brown, keynote speaker at the AHRA2018 conference, thinks we should

[caption id="" align="alignleft" width="111"] Andy Lim, HCIS Business Manager ASEAN, Carestream Health Singapore[/caption] Technology is constantly evolving. It seems like every day there is a better, smaller device that replaces the new one you bought yesterday and still don’t know how to use yet. In the

[caption id="attachment_5476" align="alignleft" width="107"] Sean Ruck, editor-in-chief, DOTmed Healthcare Business News[/caption] Hospitals have a duty to treat patients, but in order to do so, they have to get them in the door. Even though we’ve entered an era of consolidation, there’s still enough competition out there

[caption id="attachment_5302" align="alignleft" width="150"] Liza Haar, Editor, Diagnostic Imaging[/caption] Sixty-eight percent of radiologists told us in our annual Radiology Compensation Survey, they are happy being radiologists. This satisfaction comes even though, not surprisingly, rads are logging long hours (63 percent work 41 to 75 hours a