In the news: bringing other ologies into enterprise imaging; radiology salaries are dropping. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: AI spending in medical imaging is projected to rise; leading healthcare provider shares strategies for enterprise imaging; demand is up but salaries are down in radiology;
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Reggio Emilia Hospital shares three strategies to bring other ologies into the enterprise imaging platform. By Dr. Marco Foracchia, Chief Information Officer of the AUSL di Reggio Emilia. Radiology is well established as the leader in imaging: routinely capturing, storing, and viewing diagnostic images. However, many healthcare
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News this week: the role of gut instincts and generalists in radiology; and rad administrators share their top challenge. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: physician’s intuition influences diagnostic imaging for a patient; generalists still relevant despite subspecialization; radiology administrators at AHRA share their top
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Radiology administrators at AHRA 2018 share their experiences. Being a successful radiology administrator is a tall order. You need to drive operational and financial results, stay in compliance with changing regulations, and occasionally reconcile physician orders that might conflict with clinical decision support data. But according
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New developments in diagnostic imaging technology are in the news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: radiology groups consolidate in light of increasing demands and underfunding; first human is imaged with novel 3D color X-ray scanner in New Zealand; increasing high-resolution imaging scans are contributing
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Can you guess the image in the X-ray? This month's “Guess the X-ray Image Challenge!” is here! We welcome radiologists, technologists, RAs, MDs, PAs – or anyone who thinks they’re up to the challenge – to guess the subject in this X-ray. Please leave your answer in the comment
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Optimism for radiology’s future and low CMS denial rates make headlines this week. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: four reasons to be optimistic about radiology’s future; experts find uptick in secondary imaging interpretations; research is essential to radiology residencies; AI software could fix 'grainy,'
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Los administradores de radiología en AHRA 2018 comparten sus experiencias. Ser un administrador de radiología exitoso es una tarea difícil. Debe impulsar los resultados operativos y financieros, cumplir las normativas cambiantes y, ocasionalmente, conciliar los pedidos de médicos que puedan entrar en conflicto con los datos
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AHRA2018 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 flip
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In the news this week: FDA needs to keep pace with mobile apps; machine learning predicts 1 year mortality rates. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: FDA: Regulations must respond to technological developments; Several evidence-based studies show equivalent diagnostic accuracy of tablets compared with
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When, what, and why to read on mobile devices. Processing speeds and display resolutions on tablets have increased to a level where many people are satisfied to use them for casual gaming or binge watching Netflix. But have we reached the point where radiologists can do
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Los diagnósticos en turnos de guardia en un mundo de tecnología portátil. Las velocidades de procesamiento y las resoluciones de pantalla de las tablets han alcanzado un punto en que satisfacen a muchas personas que las usan para entretenerse con juegos superficiales o hacer maratones de
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Radiology AI apps from app stores and proposed payment cuts to radiology made headlines this week. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: the healthcare industry needs more secure mobile apps; within the next five years, there will be a staggering number of new and useful
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Easy access to algorithms accelerates development of apps - what will it mean for radiology? By Eliot Siegel, MD, FACR, FSIIM. Want to improve detection of intracranial hemorrhage in a trauma patient? Or quantify the progression of multiple sclerosis? There will be an app for that
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El fácil acceso a los algoritmos acelera el desarrollo de aplicaciones: ¿qué significará para la radiología? Por Eliot Siegel, MD, FACR, FSIIM. ¿Desea mejorar la detección de una hemorragia intracraneal en un paciente traumatizado? ¿O cuantificar la progresión de la esclerosis múltiple? Habrá una aplicación para eso,
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Headlines this week include the cost of no-shows in the radiology department; and a strong case for the healthcare cloud. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: exploring the strategic benefits of a move to the cloud; physician supervision doesn’t reduce medical errors; radiology departments lose
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Learn about the technology, latest research, and firsthand experiences in weight-bearing Cone Beam CT. If you are attending the American Orthopedic Foot and Ankle Society (AOFAS) and have an interest in Weight-Bearing Cone Beam CT (WB CBCT), you won’t want to miss the Weight-Bearing CT International
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