Radiologist burnout and healthcare's 6 top concerns are in the news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: six issues facing healthcare in 2019; reducing scatter to improve chest X-rays; machine learning appreciation is increasing; radiology burnout and how to handle it; and imaging setting

Use of chest imaging soars in the ED; and AI expands its influence in diagnostic imaging. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: key observations from RSNA and what to watch in 2019; the healthcare industry will be radically changed by AI; DBT may help improve

New this week: hybrid healthcare clouds and top trends in diagnostic imaging in 2019. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: medical imaging spending is higher in U.S. than other countries; tips to help transition to hybrid cloud model; the top trends in diagnostic imaging for

2019 health IT trends and CT dose are in the news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: the evolution of the Internet of Things in healthcare in 2019; five health IT trends in 2019; study finds a wide variation in CT radiation dose levels; have EMRs helped reduce

This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: a new AI algorithm that addresses imaging challenges; an increased need for teleradiology; an AI algorithm that helps distinguish benign and malignant nodules; a new scanner that captures 3D color X-rays; and NLP helps correlation of radiologic and pathologic findings. New algorithm overcomes

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