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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Potential Pitfalls of Virtual Learning among Radiology Residents

Potential Pitfalls of Virtual Learning among Radiology Residents

Recent studies show that chief residents have doubts about virtual learning and its efficacy in radiology residents’ training. Virtual learning became necessary during the height of the COVID pandemic, and it offers flexibility. However, several studies uncovered a significant pitfall in virtual learning among chief residents. The 2021-2022 Survey of the American Alliance of Academic…

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Trauma CT Scan Volume Fluctuations from Pre-Pandemic to Post-Pandemic Times

Trauma CT Scan Volume Fluctuations from Pre-Pandemic to Post-Pandemic Times

  The volume of trauma CT scans fluctuated when compared to pre-COVID data, COVID-19 social-distancing orders, and the post-pandemic period — according to researchers at the University of California, Irvine, in a study published online in Emergency Radiology. The study was led by radiologist Roozbeh Houshyar, MD, and his colleagues. They followed CT trauma volume…

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Congress Urged Not to Implement Medicare Payment Cuts

Congress Urged Not to Implement Medicare Payment Cuts

  The American Medical Association and every state medical society have authored a letter to Congress urgently requesting them to intervene before the new Medicare payment cuts take effect in 2023. Congress has until January 1, 2023, to stop these cuts. The organizations’ letter highlights the challenges the healthcare sector is now experiencing. Hospitals and…

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