Reston, VA | The American College of Radiology (ACR) is launching a new Artificial Intelligence (AI) Economics Committee to help…
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FUJIFILM Healthcare Americas Corporation has launched several advanced automated functions for its FDR Visionary Suite digital radiography room. Optimized to…
Premier Radiology Services has acquired MetisMD, a highly regarded teleradiology provider with deep expertise in musculoskeletal imaging. This acquisition expands…
RSNA 2025: Imaging the Individual will be held Nov. 30 to Dec. 4 at McCormick Place in Chicago. Registration for the annual meeting…
ATLANTA | The Radiotherapy Service Engineers’ Association (RSEA), a global organization dedicated to uniting radiotherapy service engineers under one voice,…
Continuing its momentum in AI-powered MR, Philips has received FDA 510(k) clearance for SmartSpeed Precise [1] MR’s latest deep learning…
Joint Commission this week launched Accreditation 360: The New Standard, a transformational approach to hospital and healthcare accreditation and certification,…
Can you solve this imaging crossword?
Early in a career as a system leader you are asked to make decisions that seem like a 50/50 bet at best. I was in the process of crafting a corporate imaging data retention guideline for a 19-hospitals system. The question was: “Do we save the CAD overlay box on mammogram studies or not?” I said, “No, let the radiologists see them in the moment but delete them from permanent storage.” What would you have done?
Stress is part of life. Whether you’re leading a team, raising a family, or managing a project, stress finds its way into the equation. But is stress always a villain? Like most things in life, the answer is nuanced. Stress can be both a catalyst for growth and a recipe for disaster, depending on how we manage it.
