AR, VR and apps in radiology are in the news this week. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: AI mammogram analysis comparable to radiologists; radiology apps to check out in 2020; clinician compliance drops when more imaging is recommended; VR helps calm patients before
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Which apps will be the most useful to radiologists in the New Year? Whether you’re looking for an app to help you study for your radiology exams, or one that is FDA-approved to support clinical diagnoses, look no further than consumer app stores and AI marketplaces.
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Happy New Year! Read the headlines from the first week of 2020. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: VHA audit exposes imaging delays; ultrasound may help treat Alzheimer’s; imaging highlights brain abnormalities in people with depression; 3D printing technology applications by orthopedic surgeons; and survey shows false sense of
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Can you guess the image in the X-ray? New Year, new month, and a new "Guess the X-ray Image Challenge!" We welcome radiologists, technologists, RAs, MDs, PAs - or anyone who thinks they're up to the challenge - to guess the object in this
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The top 10 blogs of 2019 and a drop in radiation dose made headlines this week. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: an RSNA session about AI’s disruption to radiology; a look at the top 10 medical imaging blogs of 2019; radiology efforts support drop in dose;
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The top 10 medical imaging blogs in 2019. What were the most popular blogs about diagnostic imaging published on Everything Rad in 2019? Here’s the summary – keep reading to get the complete story behind the headlines! Radiologist burnout Improving the quality of chest X-rays
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A ranking of best states for radiologists, and strategies for effective radiology administration are in the news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: an RSNA discussion on financial challenges in radiology; radiology reporting in patient-centered care; strategies to become a more effective radiology administrator, an
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Una entrevista de Everything Rad con los voluntarios de RAD-AID Jamie y Steve Surratt. RAD-AID, fundada en 2008, es una organización internacional, sin fines de lucro, impulsada por voluntarios, dedicada a aumentar la disponibilidad, la experiencia y la infraestructura radiológica en todo el mundo, principalmente en
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Equilibrando la experiencia del paciente con altos volúmenes de casos. El problema, y la oportunidad, para que los radiólogos interactúen con los pacientes fue el centro de atención el primer día de RSNA 19. Para resaltar la necesidad de que los radiólogos interactúen con los pacientes, la
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AuntMinnie Semifinalists share their strategies for leading successful radiology departments. What are the best practices used by effective radiology administrators? Read the strategies shared by three of the AuntMinnie Semifinalists for Most Effective Radiology Administrator/Manager. Make your strategic goals measurable Radiology administrators have multiple complex and highly
Read More News from RSNA 2019 Annual Meeting This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: radiologist/patient interaction in the spotlight at RSNA; cybersecurity weaknesses in radiology; new rule will make hospitals provide upfront radiology pricing; RSNA to shorten annual meeting; and scientists use X-rays and light to examine
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Balancing the patient experience with high case volumes. The issue – and the opportunity – for radiologists to interact with patients was in the spotlight on day one of RSNA 19. To highlight the need for radiologists to interact with patients, RSNA President Valerie Jackson, MD,
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Can you guess the image in the X-ray? This month's “Guess the X-ray Image Challenge!” is here! We welcome radiologists, technologists, RAs, MDs, PAs – or anyone who thinks they’re up to the challenge – to guess the subject in this X-ray. Please leave your answer in the comment
Read MoreForensic imaging and a preview of RSNA 2019 are in the news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: what’s in store at RSNA 2019; preparing yourself should you suspect a patient has been abused; medical students, radiologists have differing views of AI; brain MRIs may
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Educate yourself for the possibility of being a witness in a criminal investigation. By Dr. Michaela Davis, Winston Churchill Research Fellow, Assistant Professor UCD School of Medicine and Medical Science, and Diagnostic Radiographer Assistant. Although you might not carry the actual title of “forensic radiologist,” there
Read MoreIn the news: cost-benefit analysis of AI applications; radiographer vacancy rates on the rise. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: are today’s AI applications in radiology delivering quantifiable benefits; are nonradiologist physicians qualified to interpret images; new imaging method may help diagnose pregnancy complications; an
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Diagnostic Imaging Providers Need to be Diligent in Evaluating New Technologies Artificial intelligence (AI) in radiology has been generating significant buzz for several years, and will inevitably play a large and vital role in the future of medical imaging. But what is the cost-benefit analysis
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