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Immediate radiology report access leads to influx of patient questions for 78% of providers

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Massachusetts General Hospital surveyed all of its referring physicians after the system eliminated its embargo period for reports to comply with federal info-blocking rules.

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UnitedHealthcare launches program steering patients toward low-cost imaging centers

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Patients will pay lower out-of-pocket costs for receiving imaging services at UHC-approved Designated Diagnostic Providers.

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MRI-based prostate cancer screening paired with new blood test can reduce deaths by up to 9%

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The novel approach can also reduce the number of MR scans performed over a lifetime by 60%, experts reported in European Urology.

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AI system to help neuroradiologists detect brain aneurysms has ‘major’ potential for clinical practice

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Cerebral Doc's ability to automatically measure aneurysm diameter can clearly help reduce workloads for busy radiology departments, researchers said in a new study.

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FDA greenlights Vuze Medical's software imaging system used during spinal operations

The system combines preoperative cross-sectional images with intraoperative 2D X-rays to give surgeons real-time graphical overlays.

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20% of medical students are not familiar with ACR Appropriateness Criteria

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But after completing a lecture series detailing the guidelines, more than 97% of students said they felt more confident ordering imaging exams.

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15% of patients admit to skipping imaging exams, other care due to out-of-pocket costs

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About 1 in 3 Americans experience distress related to medical costs, and more fear paying for a serious illness rather than the illness itself, according to a new JACR study.

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RSNA launches its first imaging AI certificate program

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The six-module certification program is intended to help even the least tech-savy radiologists integrate AI into their clinical workflows.

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3 obstacles radiologists must overcome before routinely offering virtual patient consultations

The public health emergency enacted during the start of the COVID-19 pandemic will continue past January 2023. 
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“The need for in-person medical services has been critically reevaluated as a consequence of the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to an increased and more standardized utilization of virtual visits," researchers said recently.

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Medical isotope shortage looms as 'unplanned' outage halts Mo-99, Lu-177 production

The root cause of the problem has not yet been discovered, halting isotope production for an undisclosed amount of time, according to SNMMI.

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