The FDA had announced that beginning October 1, 2024, the Total Product Life Cycle (TPLC) Advisory Program (TAP) Pilot will…
Browsing: Magazine
RaySearch Laboratories AB has announced the launch of RayStation* 2024B, the latest version of the company’s innovative treatment planning system.…
Can you solve this imaging crossword?
Have you ever found yourself in a meeting or rounding with your team, only to hear a team member casually refer to a patient as a “frequent flyer” or label them as “an addict looking for a fix?”
Who likes change? I do! I love change. Change makes life interesting. Change causes, maybe even forces, us to grow. Even if the change is unwelcome, dealing with it makes us more resilient, stronger and teaches us things we would otherwise not know. I am, of course, talking about change that does not actually destroy us.
Lots of people strive for positions of management or leadership. Some people are naturally inclined to do well in those roles, others must learn the skills. When someone exercises good management or leadership, chances are the workplace hums along pretty well. However, when someone in one of those positions lacks those skills, let’s just say things usually don’t go so well.
My wife, Jennifer, and I were recently invited to tour Air Force One. “The White House in the Sky.” It was an impressive exhibition of well thought out purposefully deployed technology. I asked a representative crew member if autopilot was used to reduce the cognitive burden of flying great distances. “Yes, of course, but never without supervision,” “Never?” I asked? “Never.”
The Philips Medical EPIQ 5/EPIQ 7 ultrasound platform is one of the most widely used PC-based platforms in the ultrasound industry. The popularity of these systems has allowed me to provide on-site service and remote technical support for many common issues. Often, these problems don’t require a senior-level engineer to resolve, as they can be fixed without tools and completed by the end user or someone with minimal ultrasound experience. While this is just a small sample of common problems, my hope is to educate you with time and cost-saving information.
The field of radiology stands as a captivating domain, wherein we harness remarkable technologies to take care of our patients.
The MAGNETOM Free.Max MR scanner from Siemens Healthineers extends access to severely obese and claustrophobic patients with the first and only 80cm open-bore system while offering every patient an improved experience. The most lightweight, compact whole-body MR scanner ever offered by Siemens Healthineers at under 3.5 tons and less than 80 inches high, the MAGNETOM Free.Max has a novel magnet design that requires less than 1 liter of helium, contributing to reduced infrastructure and total cost of ownership.
