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The Pros and Cons of Teleradiology
Telemedicine uses a variety of technologies to transfer clinical information. The Internet has made it possible for telemedicine to expand across numerous medical specialties, including radiology. Teleradiology refers to the practice of radiologists receiving images to interpret from a facility that is out of the radiologist’s geographical vicinity. This practice is possible because these images…
Read MoreNight Time Coverage Becoming Harder
Managing night shift coverage remains a major challenge in the health industry. Across all specialties, night coverage rates are far lower than day staffing, but demand only continues to grow for both shifts. As explained by Beth W. Orenstein of Radiology Today, effective workflow management reduces the strain on health organizations during night hours. The…
Read MoreFlorida Federal Judge Rules Physician Non-competes Must Go
Image courtesy of Tallahassee Democrat Non-compete contracts are prevalent in many industries, but their use in the health field drew significant attention over recent years. Also known as a physician restrictive covenant, reports Jordan Fensterman via MD Magazine, non-compete contracts prevent a physician from practicing in a state where the contracted employer operates. The goal…
Read MoreLatest Legislation and News on Surprise Bills From Out-of-Network Practices and More.
Radiologists possess great power and skill in the health care industry. As health care evolves, the way radiologists bill for services continues to change. Earlier this year, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Service (CMS) enacted a law requiring health practices to provide clear access to prices for their care. Yet, that only forms a…
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