Fifteen years after the publication of its first issue, JACR adds a new pillar to its masthead: Data Science.

Getting yellow-carded by journal referees is no fun either, but at least you'll stay in the publication game.  

 It's a new year and JACR raises the social media bar again, with an open call for blog post submissions.

  When insurance companies pit radiologists against radiologists, Brinkmanship saves the day.

  Radiologists shouldn't need a crystal ball to reduce uncertainty in their reports.

  Time spent waiting for health care services is time spent dissatisfied with those services.

 Radiologic technologists are the front line of the patient experience in radiology.

  Like a sibling Halloween haul swap, radiologist payment in bundled systems requires math and negotiation.

  A viral health care conference meme became an unexpected way to build community.

  Submit an abstract to share your experiences with your radiology peers at ACR 2018.

  Because nothing says payment models and quality measures like knotted-cord textiles.

  Branding doesn't make you a better doctor, just better at advertising that you are. 

  Experiencing wonder at phenomena, both rare and commonplace, both natural and man-made, as a citizen of the world and as a radiologist.

 How many radiology leaders does it take to change a lightbulb, I mean build a diverse radiologist workforce?

Radiology teams can look within for change leaders instead of hiring certificate-armed "expert" consultants.

Just a spoonful of sugar helps the medicine student lecture go down in a most delightful way.

Tired of hearing about value-based payments? Great! That's actually a sign of success.

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.