Three of radiology's best-known legal minds share their thoughts on the most pressing legal concerns in 2016.

An expert panel weighs in on what makes the PACS-EMR integration click.

Jason Kelly, MD, who practices in Denver, predicted the eventual demise of his profession at the hands of IBM’s Watson and its artificial-intelligence kin.

Many medical schools are understandably concerned over anecdotal evidence linking doctors-in-training with elevated rates of depression and suicide. Stanford University is eschewing worry in favor of action. 

How one radiology practice increased volume by 25% without increasing billing staff costs

While 22 states mandate insurers to cover virtual colonoscopy screening, it’s yet to be fully covered under Medicare, citing “insufficient evidence on test characteristics and performance” in a 2009 brief. Since then, imaging societies and patient advocacy groups representing millions of Americans have urged Medicare to reverse it’s decision.

Munster Radiology Group is seeking help to strengthen its customer and patients billing services as it improves its patient experience.

A study jointly conducted by Emory University and University of Arizona found that including patient photographs with medical imaging can reduce wrong-patient error while maintaining speed and accuracy.