ImagingBiz: Influence and Leadership

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I am pleased to announce a new addition to our comprehensive news and information portal in the form of a series of video commentaries. Within these occasional commentaries, I will take the opportunity to discuss the implications for medical imaging leaders of the various trends and issues facing our profession. This first video is a brief introduction to a new book that I found particularly relevant to those trying to manage for success in this increasingly complex environment.

Since 1983, Curtis Kauffman-Pickelle has been in the forefront of radiology communications. As the publisher of Applied Radiology magazine and the founding publisher and editor of Imaging Economics magazine, he established a higher standard for reporting on the critical issues that affect every area of this vital health-care segment. He is the founding publisher of both Radiology Business Journal and ImagingBiz.com, and as a nationally recognized speaker, Curtis continues to provide the thought-provoking, high-level content desired by today’s radiology leaders. We invite you to subscribe to our YouTube channel. Please click here.

Curtis Kauffman-Pickelle

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