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Shaping the future of radiology in 2025: Trends, threats, and opportunities

AuntMinnie

Radiology is undergoing significant changes in 2025, driven by healthcare advancements, regulatory challenges, and workforce dynamics. Key trends include hospital consolidation of radiology services, the need for stronger cybersecurity, and innovative strategies to address staffing shortages.

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Ashes to a New Radiology Practice

Ben White

Still others, like one in Tulsa, have resorted to teleradiology. The post Ashes to a New Radiology Practice first appeared on Ben White. But he shared a personal belief that such PE-backed provider groups serve their shareholders interest, not the patients’ and doctors’ and hospitals’ interests.

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Nation’s largest teleradiology groups struggle to take on new business amid surging demand

Radiology Business

Reno Radiological Associates is on the hunt for someone to help "decompress" its on-site rads, but the private practice has struggled to find help in a hyper-competitive market.

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The state of radiology: Part 1 -- Is practice building dead?

AuntMinnie

"If private practices don't thrive and don't survive, then everyone has to become an employee at some point, and the leverage we have and negotiating power of radiologists goes away." Whether a result of retirements, wanting all remote work following the COVID pandemic, or both, rebuilding the practice has proven too difficult.

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What radiology trainees should know heading into 2025

AuntMinnie

Navigating early career options presents more choices for radiology trainees than in the past. Private equity ownership has been much talked about over the past few years for its role in changing the private practice landscape. These environments could lead to more private practice erosion.

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Nonphysician providers often used in pediatric radiology settings

AuntMinnie

More than nine in 10 pediatric radiologists reported that nonphysician providers are used often in the subspecialty, suggest findings published December 10 in the Journal of the American College of Radiology. The researchers, however, noted that previous surveys lack data on the pediatric radiology workforce.

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The Little White Lies of Radiology Partners

Ben White

A brief and hopefully final private equity in radiology post for now. Public Health Service Department of Veterans Affairs facility Teleradiology Locum Tenens/Independent Contractor Other (Please specify) If you believe in your model and are proud of your practice, then why pretend that you are independent when you’re not?