The National Imaging Informatics Course, held online from September 23-27, 2024, offers professionals in radiology and related fields the opportunity to enhance their knowledge and earn continuing education credits through comprehensive lectures, discussions, and assignments.
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services released the CY 2024 final rule, keeping the bundling policy for diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals but remaining open to future discussions and changes, as SNMMI and stakeholders push for unbundling and legislative support via the FIND Act.
Edcetera, a provider of continuing education, exam prep, and licensing programs, announces the acquisition of Pulse Radiology.
A new Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute study found that 33% to 46% of imaging studies interpreted by radiologists do not have any related imaging studies in the year following the index imaging event.
US Radiology Specialists, Inc., announces that it is expanding its Technologist Advancement Academy modality advancement program across the company’s network of more than 180 imaging centers and practice locations.
Radiologists’ selective prioritization of easier cases in worklists negatively impacts patient care, exacerbating issues rooted in staffing shortages and undue stress. Implementing fairer policies, leveraging new technologies, and optimizing worklist design can counter this trend, ultimately enhancing patient care.