Acronyms are in the news this week: AI, EHRs, VBC, and ACR. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: deep learning can help diagnose diseases accurately and quickly; value-based care will reinvigorate EHRs and boost AI; why many hospitals have lagged in adopting healthcare analytics; ACR
Read MoreIn the news this week: tech investments, wearables, and cyber threats all on the rise. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: increasing technology investments around the world; cybersecurity forecasts for 2018; enterprise imaging as a foundation for data sharing; the first wearable medical accessory approved
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Connected health, patient-centered care, and Europe’s eHealth infrastructure are in the news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: connected health will be a hot topic at HIMSS18; top insights for CEOs to help drive health system success; key lessons for providing patient-centered care; what the
Read More5G in personalized care, patient use of medical devices, and PET applications in Alzheimer's study are in this week's news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: patients want improved access to images and radiology reports; QA software may play a role in what rads can and
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Radiology management, European e-health, and virtual groups are in this week's news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: important recent improvements to the NHS; essential steps to access capital and manage assets in radiology; MIPS and the virtual groups option for radiologists; the relationship roles
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Radiology annoyances, social media, and 3D printing are in the news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: how radiology could help identify domestic abuse and sexual assault victims; whether personal branding is necessary for radiologists; how a hospital network reduced variation in CT radiation dose;
Read More More news from RSNA17 in this week’s summary. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: rates of diagnostic imaging use are rising; economics, quality and regulations determine value of imaging; radiologists who use AI will replace radiologists who don’t; most subspecialist radiologists are generalists most of
Read MoreArtificial intelligence, data-enabled reports, and innovative imaging make this week's headlines. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: what impact advances in AI may have on radiology; radiologists can provide added value with data-enabled reports; RSNA 2017 president urges radiologists to be proactive in advancing new
Read More Artificial intelligence, MRI scans, and patient care make this week's headlines. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: the different views of AI’s impact in radiology; how a personal social media platform can help radiologists; a possible link between blood flow and Alzheimer’s; reasons why radiologists
Read MoreInteroperability and imaging informatics continue to make headlines. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: a potential oversupply of radiology trainees in the Northeastern U.S.; true interoperability remains a healthcare industry goal; the Welsh NHS to receive a £5.5M investment for digital technology; how a multisite
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In the news: deep learning and a view from the UK on radiographer reporting. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: deep learning helps spot liver masses; the importance of collaboration in radiology research; the benefits of radiographer reporting; dendritic spines and their role in Alzheimer’s
Read MoreIDoR17 shines spotlight on emergency radiology; the UK faces ongoing shortage of radiologists. This week’s articles include: medical students show increased interest in IR; MRIs might help cardiac arrest patients; the International Day of Radiology is Nov. 8; the UK is experiencing serious shortage of radiologists;
Read MoreRads need to consider patient interpretation of reports; IT can help improve quality and efficiency of radiology. This week’s articles include: a new advisory board for HIMSS UK; radiology report language is more important than ever; new imaging reveals lymphatic system in the brain; IT might
Read MoreCloud-based imaging, 3D printing profession optimization, and AI driven healthcare systems are in the news. This week’s articles include: how AI is affecting the healthcare industry; SIIM adopts latest HL7 FHIR standard; how to increase female medical student interest in radiology; ways for radiologists to boost
Read MoreNew this week: NIH releases chest X-ray images for AI; “bring your own data” grows in popularity. This week’s articles include: a recent study discussing overuse of imaging exams and how to reduce them; head trauma in children and the possible risk of CT scans; patients
Read MoreRad salaries, vinyl records, and the NFL are in imaging news this week. This week’s articles include: female radiologists make the same salary as their male colleagues; a record company is producing records on medical X-rays; how NFL teams are using ultrasound to customize training and
Read More Resilience and burnout in radiology make headlines this week. This week’s articles include: more communication may be necessary to inform women of mammography harms; guidelines can help healthcare organizations with visual analytics and big data dashboards; a solution that might help burnout among radiologists; professional collaboration
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