Rad Idea

As medical professionals, we are constantly having to adapt and adjust to COVID-19 and the emotions associated with these difficult and challenging times. 

MRI has continued to grow as one of the most accurate modalities in health care. Where are we now in MR safety? Unfortunately, not much has improved.

We worked closely with our pharmacy and the Ohio board of pharmacy to introduce a new oral contrast product that patients can pick up and drink in their home. This was a Herculean effort because of all the regulations we had to live...

Dr. John Chuback a cardiovascular surgeon, personal development and success training expert, and author of “The Straight A Handbook: The 50 Most Powerful Secrets for Ultimate Success In and Out of the Classroom” shares advice on how to...

There is not a magic solution to keep employees engaged. I have looked. Much like everything else within our lives we must be able to juggle staying on top of the morale of our co-workers.

The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is informing patients and health care providers that patients may be injured if they wear face masks (such as surgical or non-surgical masks and respirators) with metal parts and coatings during a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) exam.

Jennifer Holmes, M.S., R.T.(R)(CT), recently received a Safety FiRsT grant to implement an initiative that will elevate patient and technologist safety in the workplace.

Candace Ray, B.S., R.T.(T), recently received a Safety FiRsT grant to implement an initiative that will elevate patient and technologist safety in the workplace. Funded by Canon Medical Systems USA Inc. and administered by the ASRT...

At MD Publishing we use SMART goals and I recommend that approach to anyone who is serious about meeting their goals.

By Kimlyn N. Queen-Weis I like to utilize the A3 Format and Process Improvement Methodologies in collaboration with humble inquiry and coaching to empower my associates to become problem solvers at the front lines. I am a firm believer...