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Recent blog posts include:

Resuming Routine Radiology Care During COVID-19

Imaging providers around the world share their recommendations for resuming routine radiology exams while also caring for patients infected with COVID-19. Read the blog to learn how to provide infection control in inpatient and outpatient imaging; how to reassure the general population that the imaging center is safe, and more insights.


6 Recommendations for X-ray Equipment Care and Maintenance

When your equipment is not working, it can have a negative impact on the operation and finances of your imaging facility – and on patient satisfaction. In this blog, an experienced service technician shares his recommendations for keeping your equipment in optimum working order.


Steps to Become a More Effective Radiology Administrator

Kernesha S. Weatherly, Director of Radiology at UAB Medicine, shares her strategic framework and 6 steps for effectively managing yourself. This will not only impact your performance, but also the effectiveness and work lives of your direct reports.


Radiology’s Role in the Patient Experience

Neena Kapoor, Quality and Safety Officer, Department of Radiology at Brigham and Women’s Hospital; and Assistant Professor at the Harvard Medical School, shares the results of BWH’s Patient Experience Initiative. The objectives for the initiative included improving the patient experience in radiology through the use of robust data collection and analysis; and improving survey results for diagnostic imaging and interventional procedures.


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