The recent ICE webinar “Transforming Diagnostic Imaging: Trends, Challenges, and Solutions” is approved for 1.0 ARRT Category A CE credit by the AHRA. The session, sponsored by PartsSource, delivered valuable insights.
Francis Vonder Haar, vice president and general manager of imaging at PartsSource, delivered an amazing presentation. He educated attendees on the emerging challenges in the diagnostic imaging service sector, and present innovative solutions to overcome service headwinds.
Key objectives from the webinar included:
- Today’s emerging trends in the diagnostic imaging service space:
- Imaging teams face increased headwinds and are served through a fragmented market at the expense of your most valuable resources.
- greater restrictions on serviceability.
- the price of service contracts, replacement parts, and labor continue to increase
- Breaking down barriers to service.
- Innovative solutions to the greatest challenges.
Haar also fielded questions from attendees during a Q&A session. This back-and-forth provided additional insights to attendees. The webinar was recorded and is available for on-demand viewing at ICEwebinars.live.
Attendee Teresa Underdue, an MRI staff member with Advandhealth in Texas won an ICE Magazine gym bag.
However, all the attendees were winners based on feedback. Attendees were asked “Why do you join ICE webinars?”
“Content is relatable to my career and I love generating new thoughts to help tackle the challenges in health care,” said Jessica Chambers, Regional Director, SSM Health.
“Continuing to grow in understanding of the imaging profession; interested in future trends in the imaging industry,” said Jackie Durbin, Director of Imaging Services, Retired.
“I enjoy the content and feel like there is always value added,” shared Jesse Johnson, Admin Director Radiology, Augusta Health.
“To stay up to date with the latest trends in imaging,” said Jeff Kennelly, Imaging Leadership, unaffiliated.
For a list of upcoming webinars, and an archive of on-demand sessions, visit ICEwebinars.live.
