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Practice Management
Why aren't radiologists talking to patients? | Siegel on AI | 3D holography | Elastography of carotid plaque
June 19, 2017
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Why radiologists find it hard to face patients
Radiologists are being told they need to spend more time with patients, but is this a realistic expectation? A new survey published June 20 in Radiology found that while most radiologists would like more patient-facing time, the realities of their jobs -- such as reimbursement for their time -- get in the way.
June 19, 2017
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AI
7 steps to better AI algorithms
Artificial intelligence (AI) is all the rage right now, with most of the focus on using the technology for image analysis. But Dr. Eliot Siegel believes that AI has much more to offer, and he suggested several improvements at the recent International Society for Computed Tomography (ISCT) meeting.
June 15, 2017
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Nuclear Medicine
SNMMI Image of the Year | Not so FAST for kids | Community breast MRI
June 14, 2017
Nuclear Medicine
News from SNMMI | PET for Alzheimer's | Deep learning for PICC lines
June 12, 2017
Industry News
Flannery named as GE chief as Immelt to retire
Industrial conglomerate GE is once again reaching into its healthcare business to find an executive to lead the company. The firm has named GE Healthcare President John Flannery to replace Jeff Immelt when he retires as chairman and CEO at the end of the year.
June 11, 2017
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Breast
Is demand for radiologists rising? | NEJM mammo paper stirs controversy | More news from ISCT
June 7, 2017
Careers
New survey finds radiologists are back in demand
For the first time in a decade, radiologists have landed back in the top 10 of search assignments for U.S. physicians by recruiting firm Merritt Hawkins, as employment conditions in the specialty continue to improve.
June 7, 2017
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Are you ready for 3D on steroids? | More news from ISCT | Vendors and cybersecurity from SIIM
June 5, 2017
CT
ISCT: Will cinematic rendering become '3D on steroids'?
SAN FRANCISCO - A new data reconstruction technique called cinematic rendering that creates photorealistic images was discussed in a Monday session at the International Society for Computed Tomography (ISCT) symposium. The technique is like "3D on steroids," according to Dr. Elliot Fishman, who is testing it at Johns Hopkins University.
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