As patient portals gain momentum, medical jargon becomes a hurdle
Might help relieve imaging capacity that is being stretched worldwide
Taking guesswork and additional imaging out of the equation
Why better insight can help imaging professionals avoid unethical behavior
Bringing new clarity to the composition of the imaging workforce
Millennials create challenges and opportunities in radiology training
New paper offers tips for balancing benefits and risks without stirring up radiophobia
Free-standing imaging facilities saved $12,800 over 1,000 exams
Great innovations are initially often met with skepticism
Researchers find room for improvement in use of electronic reporting systems
Increases efficiency by roughly 30 percent
Dr. Ashok Joseph Theruvath, postdoctoral research fellow in the Molecular Imaging Program at the Stanford School of Medicine discusses promising research for assessing pediatric chemo outcomes
Aiming to deploy system this year for about $40,000 per unit
Q&A with Ashley Simmons, director of innovation development at Florida Hospital
Q&A with Dr. Christopher Longhurst, chief information officer UC San Diego Health
A safe and realistic simulator
Collaborating for complex radiology reporting environments
High rate of enlarged aortas increase risk of life-threatening aneurysm
Further evidence of CT and 3-D printing synergy
Moving beyond 'the buzz' in imaging to offer practical solutions
Taking on 'the most complicated organ in the body' via the cloud
Aims to bring interactive collaboration back to diagnostics
A wide range of new offerings may be a testament to Canon's big investment
$1 billion intraoperative imaging market projected to grow to $4 billion by 2025
Radiologists make the case for leadership at RSNA session
'Unlike any other in the sector'
Inks deals with Stratasys and 3D Systems
Health care may reach 20 percent of GDP by 2025
Hurdles on the road to patient-centric care
FDA-approved QuantX on display at RSNA
Experts call for embracing disruptive change and looking to the cloud
SIR event promotes specialized care in underserved areas
Imaging and 3-D printing have proven to be a perfect match
The ability to discuss procedures and pronounce medical terms correctly are vital skills that are often developed through interactions that don't take place anymore
Q&A with Alexander J. Towbin, associate chief of clinical operations and radiology informatics, Radiology Department, Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center
Experts warn that the industry is on that path, and lives will be lost
Two new studies demonstrate value
Is big data anxiety in the industry overblown?
Study targets chemotherapy after-effects in young patients
Radiologists struggle with 'competing priorities' as they seek to maintain incomes under Medicare cuts
'Determining how to avoid long wait times is crucial in managing an effective workflow'
New study could guide capital expenditures for imaging technology
Making shielded environments less intimidating and more conducive to workflow
Treatment is gaining ground all over the world, but not every new facility is a success
Researchers show 86 percent accuracy in diagnosing the problem
Radiation treatment outcomes are not impacted by antiperspirants
Progress implementing the Canadian CT Head Rule
Aiming for a better way to read brain waves
A 'major upgrade' of its cSound diagnostic suite
AI and physician agreed on fractures in 80 percent of images