An AHRA safety collaboration is benchmarking imaging errors and sharing best practices and Just Culture models to make imaging safer for patients and staff.
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AI security risk is now a CEO- and board-level issue. Mark Watts outlines 12 AI risk domains healthcare executives must assign clear ownership for.
Daniel Bobinski explains why wise leaders seek honest counsel, welcome disagreement and build accountability into their lives to make better decisions.
A University of Georgia study finds blue light blurs fine detail more than other wavelengths – and eye color may affect sensitivity to light and glare.
Radiology interoperability and AI document processing help imaging groups cut manual intake work, speed scheduling and improve clinical workflows.
For ASRT, advocacy begins with how policy decisions affect the people receiving medical imaging and radiation therapy services.
This is the bystander effect in the workplace: the tendency to remain passive when other people are present, often because we assume someone else will respond, question whether the situation is serious enough or worry that speaking up will create conflict.
For imaging service professionals, staying current requires more than learning how a system operates at a single point in time. Equipment configurations, software versions and service requirements continually change.
The year 2026 finds the radiology department at a critical juncture. As a radiology professional, I have witnessed firsthand how the sheer velocity of imaging demand threatens to outpace the human capacity for nuanced interpretation.
Unfortunately, after getting promoted to management, the habits that made them successful at the technical level are hard to leave behind.
