Individuals may not be aware their face covering contains metal components, such as a bendable nose piece or staples on the headband, the administration cautioned.

The new guidance is expected to increase the availability of breast imaging services during the pandemic, the administration said recently.

Both the idea of limiting interviews and the solutions offered up in their letter to the editor are likely to be met by opposition, trainees acknowledged recently.

The ACR, MITA and ASNC all expressed their disappointment in the decision and called on Congress to intervene and mitigate the cutbacks.

Providers from four top imaging institutions called on leaders and providers alike to come together and help stem this dangerous trend.

Workers also reported an in-depth knowledge of best practices for imaging COVID-19 patients and institutional safety plans.

Dutch researchers warned hospitals must help stem this trend in order to combat the rising burnout rates threatening patient safety.

Vanderbilt University Medical Center trainees shared their experience with the program, which has been running successfully for six years, in JACR.