In This Issue

• The Leaky Pathway Toward Promotion and Leadership in Radiology

  Mid-career radiologists need guidance, support and recognition to advance the specialty and better serve patients. 

• A World of Possibilities in Radiology

  The ACR Foundation's International Outreach Committee lays out its plans for expanding the global reach of the specialty.

• AMA Still Needs Help with Survey on Indirect Expenses

  Radiology practitioners have been mostly unresponsive, not realizing the information is being gathered to present to CMS in the hopes it will be used to calculate reimbursement. 

• Goldberg-Reeder Grant Furthers Mission to Improve Global Health

  Darby Shuler, MD, says her travels to Nicaragua through the grant program helped her make an impact in the field of radiology. 

• Breast Health Legislation: Washington State's Practical Approach

  Advocating on behalf of patients at the state capitol can help radiologists make a significant impact on lives while improving effectiveness of the specialty. 

• Dispatches February 2024

  Meet the ACR's next CEO, celebrate the life of Bruce J. Hillman, MD, FACR, register for the PP&TS virtual meetings and more.

• ACR Revises Member Process for Updating Standards

  The Practice Parameters and Technical Standards (PP&TS) program at the ACR is changing its comment and approval process to better serve the College and its members.

• Collaborating on Quality

  The ACR Learning Network showcases standout quality improvement projects in a new ACR Bulletin series on prostate MR imaging, mammography positioning, lung screening and follow-up recommendations.