Headlines this week: health IT funding and ultrasound market are growing. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: night shifts take a toll on radiologists’ performance; analyzing stored medical image data population enables better health management and precision medicine; health IT funding set a record in

Analytics, pediatric imaging, and telehealth are in the news this week. This week’s articles in Diagnostic Reading include: the hot topics in healthcare at CES 2018; new FDA recommendations to minimize pediatric X-ray radiation exposure; how medical image data analytics may help predict the future; 2018

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

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

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

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;

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