Are You Seeing Tasks Through to Completion?
If more people followed through, we'd all spend less time following-up.
Another Momentous Discovery in the World of Patient Care
In our healthcare system, there isn’t a great sense of freedom of choice.
A Moment of Appreciation
Is the body more like art or a malfunctioning toilet?
That Doesn’t Help
Reasonable expectations are far from universally gratified in radiology.
Not Quite Striving for Perfection
Spelling-and anatomy-count when it comes to quality medicine.
When Experience Overrules Expertise
Experts who lack experience with a specific problem aren’t always right.
5 Habits of Successful Leaders
How to demonstrate to others that you are worthy of their trust and confidence.
Find the Right People to Help You Succeed
Keep a mental list of people who can help you, and then strive to be the go-to person for everyone else.
Lessons Learned from a Failed Business Venture
A small investment of time and money is where hope begins.
You Have Some "Splainin" to Do
How much detail needed for a report depends on the situation.
Too Much to Look At?
Is 2,000 images too many to avoid a malpractice suit?
The Value of Incidental Findings
When is a little thing a big deal?
My Harshest Critic
Seeking perfection requires examining past shortcomings.
Radiology is Primed for Social Media
Radiology, where the majority of cases are image and technology based, is ready-made for a significant social media presence.
Five Steps Away from Paradise…and Misery
It's only five steps from workplace drudgery to paradise. Unfortunately, it's also only five steps back.
No, The Clothes Don't Make The Rad
Are dress-code rules really necessary?
Calling Things Normal Without Looking
Look more closely.
Don’t Keep Telling Me About the Carrot
Words are less important than actions.
The Yawning Chasm Between Safety and Defensibility
Medical malpractice woes in radiology.
Fake Partnerships
Radiologists will catch on.
Having Said That (in Radiologyspeak)
Saying what you mean in radiology.
If There Is No Acute Process, Just Say So
First and foremost, answer the question.
Hanging Up is Hard [for a Radiologist] to Do
An attempt to perfect the art of ending a communicating-results phone call with a referring clinician.
