In This Issue

• Remote Recognition

  During the ongoing public health emergency, virtual site surveys ensure top-notch care at ACR-approved facilities.

• A Decade of Leadership Training

  The RLI celebrates 10 years of teaching radiologists the business and management skills to successfully navigate a shifting healthcare environment.

• Case History

  After a decade of developing one of the ACR’s most beloved resources, the editor-in-chief for Case in Point® describes what’s next for the daily cases.

• Boots on the Ground

  Radiologists are working with other staff to transform the VA patient experience journey.

• Combining Forces for Breast Health

  In a new study, researchers from the National Mammography Database Committee and the NHPI identified the radiologist characteristics that are associated with varying mammography interpretive performance.

• International Radiology

  The ACR embraces the important role of the international community of radiology.

• Scrutinizing Non-competes

  What are “restrictive covenant” provisions and how can ACR members address their impact?

• Seeing in 3D

  The ACR is collecting anonymized 3D printing case information to advance radiologists’ value in specialty procedures.

• Shoring Up Missed Care Opportunities

  By employing population health surveillance and reducing missed care opportunities, radiologists can help anticipate suboptimal patient outcomes before they happen.

• Speaking Up

  A new joint statement advises against the use of cumulative dose to guide ordering imaging exams.

• What's Next for Indirect Expense Reimbursement?

  Here’s what you need to know about CMS’ plan to adjust how it calculates a challenging but integral part of radiology reimbursement.