We’ve all been there. Stuck in a quicksand of overflowing inboxes, endless to-do lists, and that dreaded “your storage is almost full” message.
Insights
Non-Con Growth and AI
Feb 29, 2024
What are we doing to promote growth in our outpatient imaging volume? The answer might be in your prior reports.
A Committee-Driven Approach to DEI
Feb 29, 2024
This column aims to give you a structured guide to help you move your DEI initiatives through establishing a dedicated DEI Committee.
Dealing with a Critical Coworker
Feb 29, 2024
Human nature being what it is, people love flexing their authoritative power muscles. But it’s how we deal with interpersonal conflict that enables us to grow as individuals.
What Your Body is Actually Saying
Feb 29, 2024
When people enter into the process of communication, it truly is a negotiation for the understanding of the message which is being discussed.
5 Habits to Reduce Stress
Feb 29, 2024
Between work, family obligations and a constantly changing world, people in the United States are stressed.
Director’s Circle: Ultrasound
Feb 29, 2024
ICE Magazine reached out to imaging leaders to find out more about ultrasound in this month’s Director’s Circle article.
Keeping Our Humanity in a Technology-Filled Workplace
Feb 1, 2024
Looking back over the past 40 years, gains in technology have brought many benefits. Email has phenomenally increased the speed at which we can share documents and updates.
Can we…? Probably not…
Feb 1, 2024
To be clear, I am a strong advocate for interventional radiologists appropriately billing for evaluation and management (E/M) services. Technically the E/M visit codes are available for use by all specialties but everyone must be mindful that all criteria of the code family must be met, the medical record documentation must support the billed level and type of service and the medical necessity for the visit must be clear.
Synesthesia and AI
Feb 1, 2024
Artificial Intelligence is not general intelligence. Current medical imaging AI has a narrow application.