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17 Nov Talking Teleradiology in Imaging Economics

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Imaging Economics | Marianne Matthews| November - A new teleradiology group is about to be born. Here's the point-counterpoint from two industry professionals. I was surprised when I searched the RSNA Web site and did not find a single session on the topic of "teleradiology." I looked...

17 Nov FDA Investigation Cites Human Error in CT Scan Radiation Overdoses

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ImagingBiz.com | November 12 - A recent series of radiation overdose incidents in CT brain perfusion exams were likely due to improper use of CT systems, according to the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). Earlier this week, the agency announced the results of its...

12 Nov AMA Releases Social Media Guidelines for Physicians

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HealthLeadersMedia.com | November 11 - The American Medical Association this week adopted a social media use policy to help physicians protect patient privacy, and physicians' personal and professional reputations. "Using social media can help physicians create a professional presence online, express their personal views and foster relationships,...

12 Nov Dearth of Primary Care Docs Threatens Provisions of Medical Home Model

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HealthLeadersMedia.com | November 12 - Shifting specialists' routine follow-up care to primary care physicians in a medical home model under the new federal healthcare reforms could save time, money, and free specialists for more complex patient care. However, the lack of primary care physicians could...

12 Nov Major Cuts in Provider Pay Recommended by White House Commission

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HealthLeadersMedia.com | November 11 - Hospital leaders are objecting to draft recommendations issued Wednesday that would impose earlier and more draconian pay cuts to hospitals and doctors, and slice many programs that support hospital programs that serve the poor. The report from the co-chairs of the National...

17 Nov Talking Teleradiology in Imaging Economics

17 Nov FDA Investigation Cites Human Error in CT Scan Radiation Overdoses

12 Nov AMA Releases Social Media Guidelines for Physicians

12 Nov Dearth of Primary Care Docs Threatens Provisions of Medical Home Model

12 Nov Major Cuts in Provider Pay Recommended by White House Commission

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