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Radiologists can relieve the stress of being over-worked by delegating imaging procedures to radiology assistants (RAs) or to Radiology Physician Assistants.

Radiology Assistants and Radiology Physician Assistants

15 March 2020 - Ci Magazine

Collaborative Imaging Deploys Immediate Healthcare Technology and Processes in Preparation for the Coronavirus

Radiology News, Announcements

Collaborative Imaging Deploys Immediate Healthcare Technology and Processes in Preparation for the Coronavirus Outbreak

11 March 2020 - Ci Magazine

CT, MRI payments plummet at private practices

Business, Radiology News

CT, MRI Payments Plummet at Private Practices

01 March 2020 - Ci Magazine

How to Reduce Burnout Among Radiologists in 6 Steps

Radiology News, Leadership

How to Reduce Burnout Among Radiologists in 6 Steps

23 February 2020 - Ci Magazine

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 - Ci Magazine

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 - Ci Magazine

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 - Ci Magazine