Reporting responsibilities and unread reports are in the news. Imaging informatics: 6 ways to get an extra radiologist for free – Radiology Today [caption id="attachment_13433" align="alignright" width="300"] Diagnostic reading helps radiologists, healthcare IT and others in the medical imaging profession stay up to date.[/caption] This week’s articles in

Self-driving cars and Wikipedia are in the news this week. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: delivering high-quality customer service in radiology; providing continuing education to radiographers; how self-driving vehicles can help radiology; ultrasound images may predict diabetes; and Wikipedia may help radiology patients. Diagnostic reading

Headlines from RSNA 2018 dominate the news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: using AI to protect imaging equipment; a rad tech/administrator reflects on biggest advancements in medical imaging; RSNA president discusses significance of AI; youth football may affect brain development; and the growing importance

Five ways to maximize cancer screening; and machine learning helps diagnose uterine cancer made headlines this week. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: five ways to maximize cancer screening; patients with VBI have increased risk of stroke; suggestions for improved reading room ergonomics; how AI

IDOR2018, AI and radiologist burnout make news this week. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: ACR releases use cases to advance AI adoption in medical imaging; radiologist burnout; thought leaders worldwide weigh in on the future of diagnostic imaging on IDOR2018; 3D mammography detects more

AI is in the news as well as exercise tips for radiologists. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: adopting AI into radiology workflow; overlooked PACS features that could be beneficial to diagnostic imaging; analysts predict a rise in global X-ray mammography; the future of healthcare

Developments in breast imaging, and the connection between AI and baseball. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: what machine learning and baseball’s electronic strike zone have in common; how much is too much radiation?; a look at current and future technologies for the diagnosis of

Two new studies this week: US adults respond to AI; use of mobile technology during Ebola outbreak. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: medical workers may be exposed to higher radiation levels; many adults would trust AI for cancer diagnosis; where to invest in a