Facility Management

Access to imaging, particularly MRI and some forms of CT, vary considerably across the United States.

A guide for radiology staff for making the use of direct digital radiography more efficient.

Radiology departments are not turning off unused equipment, and racking up dollars.

Radiologists have a Pavlovian response to a ringing phone.

An argument that Moore’s law is at work in medical imaging.

[VIDEO] Like it or not, it’s time for radiology professionals to prepare for ICD-10. Here, Melody Mulaik offers tips on navigating the implementation.

Radiologists and other physicians have been taught to practice defensive medicine.

Tips for radiology leaders on whether a PACS or VNA system is best for their facility’s needs.

Patients are not given enough information about their implants and MRI safety.

Advice from the trenches for new radiologists.

Are there more radiologists than there are jobs?

Radiology saw some wins in recent Medicare policy provisions, according to experts at AHRA 2014.

It turns out that board-eligible radiologists could have a difficult time finding a job.

Who wears the scrubs in a medical relationship?

Will technology make the radiologist obsolete one day?

Radiologists and imaging professionals need to start preparing for the 2015 implementation of ICD-10.

Is it time for a change in the radiologist's reputation?

Medical imaging managers aren't very optimistic about receiving reimbursement for diagnostic imaging services.

For this “10 Questions” series, we spoke with Eliot Siegel, MD, FACR, FSIIM, about his work and the future of radiology.

Recent study examines diagnostic imaging rate differences for all states; lead author Seth Stein, MD, helps dissect the information in this Q&A.

Sometimes a radiologist just needs to vent.

Labor management in radiology has a direct effect on profitability, is your group successful at managing labor?

Implementing a risk management program is an essential component to a successful imaging facility, according to experts at AHRA 2014.

The information you need to start a radiation dose safety program as presented at AHRA 2014.

Patients should be treated seriously, but that doesn’t mean there aren’t some head-scratching moments in a radiologist’s day.