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Rad pay plummets $2.8B | An imaging warning for Alzheimer's patients | AHRA names new top executive
Friday, September 1, 2023
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Editor's note: Radiology Business will not publish its regular daily newsletter on Monday in observance of Labor Day. We'll resume our normal schedule on Tuesday, Sept. 5.

Today's News and Trends

Inflation-adjusted Medicare pay in radiology has decreased by $2.8B since 2005

This occurred during a period when radiologists took on an increasing workload, with relative value units leaping 13.1% during the 16-year study period. 

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Medicare money payment reimbursement dollar decline. More than 100 U.S. medical societies are throwing their support behind a new proposal that could reform out-of-date Medicare policies and help limit future payment cuts. 
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Inflation-adjusted Medicare pay in radiology has decreased by $2.8B since 2005

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Medicare money payment reimbursement dollar decline. More than 100 U.S. medical societies are throwing their support behind a new proposal that could reform out-of-date Medicare policies and help limit future payment cuts. 
This occurred during a period when radiologists took on an increasing workload, with relative value units leaping 13.1% during the 16-year study period. 
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Radiologists must be aware of side effects from new Alzheimer’s treatments, study warns

“As the use of monoclonal antibodies becomes more widespread, close collaboration between neurologists and radiologists is needed," one expert advised. 

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Radiologists must be aware of side effects from new Alzheimer’s treatments, study warns

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“As the use of monoclonal antibodies becomes more widespread, close collaboration between neurologists and radiologists is needed," one expert advised. 
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AHRA, the Association for Medical Imaging Management, names new top executive

The Washington, D.C., trade group has appointed Jason Newmark as its new executive director and slated Oct. 23 as his start date. 

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AHRA Executive Director Jason Newmark
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AHRA, the Association for Medical Imaging Management, names new top executive

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AHRA Executive Director Jason Newmark
The Washington, D.C., trade group has appointed Jason Newmark as its new executive director and slated Oct. 23 as his start date. 
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In Case You Missed It

Accelerated MRI sequence reduces scan times by one-third while maintaining image quality

This change in clinical practice could increase scanner throughput, leading to decreased costs, patient discomfort and motion artifacts, experts noted. 

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Accelerated MRI sequence reduces scan times by one-third while maintaining image quality

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This change in clinical practice could increase scanner throughput, leading to decreased costs, patient discomfort and motion artifacts, experts noted. 
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Cloud-based collaboration platform Collective Minds Radiology raises $7.6M

The Sweden-based firm plans to accelerate the expansion of its commercial product, which also facilitates education, research and clinical consultation. 

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Cloud-based collaboration platform Collective Minds Radiology raises $7.6M

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The Sweden-based firm plans to accelerate the expansion of its commercial product, which also facilitates education, research and clinical consultation. 
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American College of Radiology voices concerns around CMS’ approach to bolstering payment for emerging technologies

The federal agency aims to grant seniors more timely and predictable access to innovative new treatment and diagnosis methods. 

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American College of Radiology voices concerns around CMS’ approach to bolstering payment for emerging technologies

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The federal agency aims to grant seniors more timely and predictable access to innovative new treatment and diagnosis methods. 
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In Other News

Sparks fly as genomic medicine gets better acquainted with AI

AI is accelerating genomic medicine’s advance into the promised land of personalized, predictive and preventive care.

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Sparks fly as genomic medicine gets better acquainted with AI

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AI is accelerating genomic medicine’s advance into the promised land of personalized, predictive and preventive care.
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Governors urge Congress to act now on medication shortages, supply chain insecurities

Eleven GOP governors joined together to call for a more transparent drug manufacturing supply chain.

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Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) is asking its interventional cardiologist members to take action to prevent further cuts in Medicare payments in 2024 by contacting their Congressmen. There were substantial cuts in Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) payments to physicians in 2023 further cuts each year can only be prevented if Congress changes the laws for how CMS pays physicians.
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Governors urge Congress to act now on medication shortages, supply chain insecurities

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Society for Cardiovascular Angiography and Interventions (SCAI) is asking its interventional cardiologist members to take action to prevent further cuts in Medicare payments in 2024 by contacting their Congressmen. There were substantial cuts in Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) payments to physicians in 2023 further cuts each year can only be prevented if Congress changes the laws for how CMS pays physicians.
Eleven GOP governors joined together to call for a more transparent drug manufacturing supply chain.
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Cardiac CT before TAVR detects CAD with high accuracy, suggesting a reduced need for invasive imaging

New research from a team of specialists at Cleveland Clinic included data from more than 2,000 TAVR patients.

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CTA images before TAVR to screen for coronary artery disease
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Cardiac CT before TAVR detects CAD with high accuracy, suggesting a reduced need for invasive imaging

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CTA images before TAVR to screen for coronary artery disease
New research from a team of specialists at Cleveland Clinic included data from more than 2,000 TAVR patients.
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