AI discussions on Twitter and the role of academic radiologists made headlines this week. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: community-based academic radiologists may improve care; factors that lead to missed injuries in CT scans; 4 reasons for moving your healthcare PACS to the cloud;
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In the news: longer shifts for residents lead to more errors; computerized alerts can improve patient outcomes. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: residents think longer shifts may result in more errors; cancer screenings still below national goals; can AI technology help facilitate radiology workflow?;
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The path to a successful PACS upgrade, and radiology nurses and reports are in the news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: how radiology nurses can help ensure quality patient care; image analysis and its impact on radiologists; lessons learned from a PACS upgrade; whether
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Advances for women in radiology, and AI and radiomics are in the headlines. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: female representation in radiology; the mechanics of radiomics; radiologists’ tips for using social media; the relationship between radiology residents’ workload and their clinical performance; and an
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In the news: bringing other ologies into enterprise imaging; radiology salaries are dropping. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: AI spending in medical imaging is projected to rise; leading healthcare provider shares strategies for enterprise imaging; demand is up but salaries are down in radiology;
Read MoreNews this week: the role of gut instincts and generalists in radiology; and rad administrators share their top challenge. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: physician’s intuition influences diagnostic imaging for a patient; generalists still relevant despite subspecialization; radiology administrators at AHRA share their top
Read MoreNew developments in diagnostic imaging technology are in the news. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: radiology groups consolidate in light of increasing demands and underfunding; first human is imaged with novel 3D color X-ray scanner in New Zealand; increasing high-resolution imaging scans are contributing
Read More Optimism for radiology’s future and low CMS denial rates make headlines this week. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: four reasons to be optimistic about radiology’s future; experts find uptick in secondary imaging interpretations; research is essential to radiology residencies; AI software could fix 'grainy,'
Read MoreIn the news this week: FDA needs to keep pace with mobile apps; machine learning predicts 1 year mortality rates. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: FDA: Regulations must respond to technological developments; Several evidence-based studies show equivalent diagnostic accuracy of tablets compared with
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When, what, and why to read on mobile devices. Processing speeds and display resolutions on tablets have increased to a level where many people are satisfied to use them for casual gaming or binge watching Netflix. But have we reached the point where radiologists can do
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