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Perspectives

Cat Vasko
When Bigger Isn’t Better

Cheryl Proval
The Jig is Up

Harley J Hammerman, MD
A Radiologist Swings Back on Escalating Health Care Costs

Lena Kauffman
Good Patient Communication Matters, So Why is it So Hard?

Curtis Kauffman-Pickelle
Video: Influence and Leadership

Steve Smith
It Takes Will to Fight Commoditization

Business

Leadership

Business 101: Communication and Information Sharing in Radiology

This article is the final installment in a four-part series on applying basic business concepts to radiology. To read the first installment, click

Reflections

Imaging Informatics

Fujifilm Builds a Foundation for Meaningful Use

With the definition of meaningful use coming into greater focus, radiologists have seen their initial disappointment at not being invited to the party evolve into the realization that they

University Radiology Tackles Meaningful Use

What Radiologists Must Know About Meaningful Use

Interpreting From Multiple Facilities: The Case for a PACS-driven Workflow

Care Delivery

NLST Proves Lives Can Be Saved: Now Comes the Difficult Step of Implementation

One of the most extensive and ambitious medical-screening trials in US has been stopped. It’s because of good news: Low-dose helical CT (LDCT) exams can cut lung-cancer deaths

Health Policy

Reimbursement Outlook for 2011: Trouble on the Way

On November 30, the Physician Payment and Therapy Relief Act of 2010 was signed into law, delaying the 23% Medicare physician-payment cut mandated by the sustainable growth rate formula. The legislation replaced

New CMS Rules Complicate Supervision and Interpretation

Imaging Referendum

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Self-referral Linked to Rising Medicare Expenditures