2012 July/August | Health Imaging

As the number and type of breast imaging modalities have multiplied and research has demonstrated their effectiveness, it may be time for womens imaging practices to consider the role of new technologies in breast cancer screening and detection.

Back to Business

The aftereffects of the Supreme Courts landmark decision on June 28 to uphold the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act will ripple for years. Now, after months of speculation and stagnation, the U.S. can return to business as usual.

Defining Roles: Where Does Cardiac MR Fit in?

Recent studies have documented the efficacy of cardiac MR, particularly its capability to measure function and viability and characterize ischemia. While some experts predict an expanded role, others outline an array of obstacles.

The Golden State Goes Live with CT Dose Reporting

California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger inked SB 1237the California Dose Reporting Lawin September 2010. Designed as a quality control initiative for CT scans, the bill plunges imaging stakeholders and hospitals into uncharted waters.

Win-win Negotiations: How to Pilot Through the Pitfalls

The nature of provider agreements between radiology groups and hospitals has changed dramatically in recent years. From increasing carve outs to exclusivity, to constraints imposed by payor participation agreements, there are many potential stumbling blocks that practices must dodge when it comes time to negotiate their next contract.

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