Radiologist’s Claim for Remote Work Ends in Victory

Radiologist's Claim for Remote Work Ends in Victory

  The COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way we work and interact with others. As the world continues to face this crisis, it is imperative that employers make accommodations to protect vulnerable employees. Unfortunately, it hasn’t been smooth sailing for everyone. In a recent case, a radiologist claimed he was fired for requesting remote work…

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Cyberattack Hits Oregon Radiology Practice During Memorial Day Weekend

Cyberattack Hits Oregon Radiology Practice During Memorial Day Weekend

In the era of digitized healthcare, cybersecurity is a growing concern for medical practices of all sizes, from small clinics to large hospitals. Recently, an Oregon-based radiology practice was hit by a significant cyberattack over the Memorial Day Weekend. The Medford Radiology Group, which has been serving patients for 75 years, is now unable to…

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Vertical Integration: A New Approach to Tackling Contrast Shortages in CT Imaging

Vertical Integration: A New Approach to Tackling Contrast Shortages in CT Imaging

The worldwide shortage of imaging contrast agents last year left medical providers struggling to provide proper diagnostic care for their patients. In response, North American pharmaceutical provider Voyageur Pharmaceuticals has implemented a new approach to tackle the shortage head-on. By using barium and iodine sources in Canada and the United States, the company has created…

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Virginia Radiologist Acquitted in Alleged Malpractice Case

Virginia Radiologist Acquitted in Alleged Malpractice Case

Recently, a jury in Virginia rendered their decision in a case that accused a local radiologist of malpractice in the treatment of a deceased patient. The case was brought by the estate of Carl Henderson Jr. who died from an aortic aneurysm five days after being discharged from the hospital. They sought $10 million in…

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