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