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How to Reduce Burnout Among Radiologists in 6 Steps
Radiology News, Leadership
How to Reduce Burnout Among Radiologists in 6 Steps
23 February 2020 - Collaborative Imaging
Teleradiology allows radiologists to receive images electronically. However, radiologists' opinions are split: Does this practice offer positive changes, drawbacks or just a bit of both?
Radiology News, Leadership
The Pros and Cons of Teleradiology
09 February 2020 - Collaborative Imaging
Key differences between structured and unstructured radiology reports mean neither is perfect. Still, the best of both could be converged for better patient outcomes.
Radiology News, Leadership
Structured vs Unstructured Radiology Reports
26 January 2020 - Collaborative Imaging
When radiologists directly communicate with referring physicians, the likelihood of the physician following up on the radiologist's request increases, which could save a patient's life.
Radiology News, Leadership
Direct Communication Improves MRI Follow-Up Recommendations
19 January 2020 - Collaborative Imaging
Bud Dey
Radiology News, Leadership
Collaborative Imaging Hires Radiology Elite, Bud Dey, as VP of Business Development
19 January 2020 - Collaborative Imaging
Partners of Collaborative Imaging experience billing collection improvements of over 25% while reducing operating costs by 30%
Radiology News, Leadership
Expanding Collaborative Imaging Promises to End Radiology Consolidation
14 January 2020 - Collaborative Imaging
From artificial intelligence (AI) assisting with the reading of a scan, to advancements in AI security, early implementation of 2020's technology trends can benefit radiologists.
Science and Tech, Radiology News
2020 Radiology Industry Technology Trends
29 December 2019 - Collaborative Imaging