In healthcare, efficiency and patient-centred care stand as pillars for institutions aiming to deliver optimal services. In radiology this means faster access to medical imaging rather than being referred to other locations, speeding up turnaround time and improving accuracy to reduce the need for additional imaging exams. Duly Health and Care in the Chicago suburbs...

The landscape of radiology practice management is undergoing a significant transformation, as leaders contend with industry wide challenges such as staff shortages and reimbursement issues. Radiology Business Management Association (RBMA) President-Elect Pete Moffatt, senior vice president of business development at Advocate Radiology, shed light on the pressing issues plaguing radiology in a video interview with...

The Radiological Society of North America 2023 meeting is the epicentre for unveiling the latest innovations in computed tomography. Large vendors launched four new workhorse CT systems at the meeting and new technologies, especially in artificial intelligence and remote tech assistance, were shown by all CT exhibitors.

The demand for radiologists is surging while the supply continues to fall short. This has left radiology practices and health systems grappling with the crucial task of retaining and attracting talent in the face of the Great Resignation.

Radiology informatics systems have been witnessing a transformative shift, influenced by technological advancements and the evolving needs of healthcare institutions. Tracy Byers, the CEO of enterprise imaging at Change Healthcare, shared insights into the significant trends she has observed when speaking with customers at the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA) 2023 meeting. She outlined...

GE HealthCare has an agreement in place to acquire MIM Software Inc., a Cleveland-based provider of imaging analysis software for radiology and other specialties, the two announced Monday.

Many attendees were talking about the radiologist shortage at RSNA 2023 last month in Chicago, as hospitals and practices continue struggling to fill the position. But fewer are bringing up one simple solution: enticing older rads to come out of retirement.

After completing primary radiation therapy, patients in remission from cancers of the head and neck are better served by expectant management than routine imaging.

CHICAGO—Is granting patients immediate access to their medical images a worthwhile practice? Experts debated both sides during a panel discussion at RSNA 2023.

There are five potential actions radiology leaders should take in the face of morally distressed members of their clinical staff, a noted imaging expert detailed at RSNA 2023.