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For biomedical technicians, having a fundamental understanding of medical equipment and the ability to repair it is a critical skill set, if not typically attainable outside of a technical college, military service or certificate program.

For imaging professionals and the health care systems within which they ply their trade, there are few organizations that carry the weight of the American College of Radiology (ACR). Among its various strategic interests, the society is...

From a business perspective, medical imaging remains a double-edged sword, both a significant source of revenues and often a big driver of cost. With reimbursements decreasing and no new billing codes on the way to recoup those revenues,...

Sometimes, change feels like the only constant in the world of health care, and nowhere moreso than in the context of Medicare reimbursement payments. In the world of medical imaging, the tug-of-war over rate reductions is a source of...