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MRI safety oversight: Gaps 'big enough to drive a truck through'

AuntMinnie

MRI safety oversight is spotty at best, with gaps "big enough to drive a truck through," according to Tobias Gilk, founder of Gilk Radiology Consultants in Overland Park, KS, and senior vice president of Radiology-Planning in Mission, KS. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS). Cal/OSHA also conducted a review.

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Minnies winners for 2023 highlight AI, innovation in radiology

AuntMinnie

Renner has taught both undergraduate and graduate programs in pathophysiology, medicolegal and ethics, clinical decision-making, professional issues and trends, clinical pathways, pharmacology in medical imaging, advanced patient care and management, musculoskeletal imaging and procedures, and integrated principles of image analysis.

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Bipartisan Bill to Modernize Radiation Oncology Reimbursement Introduced in Congress

Imaging Technology

milla1cf Thu, 05/16/2024 - 15:49 May 16, 2024 — Today marks a significant milestone in cancer care with the introduction of bipartisan federal legislation that would revolutionize Medicare reimbursement for radiation therapy. This bill represents a pivotal turn in how Medicare values radiation oncology care.

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Why the Effort to Recover Financially in 2023 Must Include Healthcare AI

Aidoc

The recent Federal Reserve decision to raise interest rates can impact the ability of hospitals to sustain high quality care, according to one hospital CFO. Patient volumes remain below 2019 pre-pandemic levels. An aging population on Medicare or Medicaid means lower reimbursement.

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The PACSman Pontificates: The PACSstradamus Prophecies

AuntMinnie

A survey was recently done asking how rads felt about it being mandatory for radiologists to use AI in their practices to guarantee patient safety and get paid. Hopefully this won’t negatively impact patient care -- reading fast vs accuracy -- but that too remains to be seen. It’s all still on the rad.

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