The next revolution in radiology is not about a new imaging modality or machine learning, but about reducing reporting variation.
It's not that burnout occurs because radiologists can't handle stress; It's that dysfunctional workplaces are too stressful.
Online ratings may become a quality metric impacting individual provider payments, so the time to get familiar with them is now.
Artificial intelligence looms large in radiology's future, but how it will be used remains unclear.
When it comes to teamwork between radiologists and clinicians to improve patient care, R-SCAN™ gives you the tools. All you need now is the team.
Lend your voice to the JACR December 2017 special issue on social media in medicine.
Skipped appointments should disappoint health care providers, but not for the reasons you think.
Who do you know who might enjoy the Radiology Firing Line this month?
Not reporting harmless incidental findings can decrease anxiety and reduce downstream testing, but it's not without worry or risk.
If you understand another's feelings and perspectives, your words and actions will reflect that.
It's time to stop workplace bullying in radiology and radiation oncology facilities.
Are residency milestone requirements tools for standardizing knowledge and skills to ensure minimum standards or are they meaningless metrics and burdensome documentation for both trainees and attendings?
When it comes to health care, will the future bring disruptive innovation or just disruption?
Because every smoker is getting optimal coronary artery disease risk factor management...not.
When it comes to fatigue in the radiology reading room, the eyes have it.
Sports-related chronic traumatic encephalopathy presents a new challenge to radiology researchers hoping to identify this condition early in its course.
