By Matt Skoufalos Throughout the United States, health care, like many other resources, is unevenly distributed. In eastern Tennessee, at…
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When you think of the safest and most dangerous areas in the hospital, would you believe they could be the same place?
By Matt Skoufalos For more than 30 years, surgeon Alvin Crawford worked to help thousands of children with pediatric orthopedic…
By Matt Skoufalos Working in the medical imaging space is stressful. On the client side, patient satisfaction is critical to…
By Matt Skoufalos How hard is it to retain talent on your HTM team, including in-house imaging service professionals? Mark…
To say that hospital decision-makers are inundated with data is an understatement. Analytics are used to justify any change in thinking at every level of management, from purchasing to servicing to staffing and beyond. But any department head will also tell you that the value of that information only goes as far as the meaning you can extrapolate from it.
For years, women’s health care advocates have pushed legislators at every level of government to pass breast density inform laws: regulations requiring providers to notify their patients about whether they have dense breast tissue as a component of their mammogram reports.
How can radiologists safely image the growing number of patients with implanted medical devices and replacement joints?
By Matt Skoufalos In the early 1980s, just a few years after David Weaver graduated from his Indiana high school,…
Since the introduction of commercially available 3D printers, the technology has been largely celebrated for its adoption by makerspaces, as an introductory method of teaching computing to children or as a novelty gift for gadget lovers.
