In This Issue

• See Change: How to Play a Crucial Role in Health Equity

  Physicians can transform their approach to advancing healthcare through teaching and building new bonds, says one radiologist who has done just that. 

• ACR Membership Is More Important Than Ever

  As radiology professionals navigate today’s challenges, we don’t have to do it alone. The College offers support, education and camaraderie with our peers.

• Advocacy Best Practices and Legislative Wins in Georgia's Pursuit of Breast Health Reform

  A trip to Capitol Hill Day with an ACR colleague opened the door to a love of advocacy for a Georgia radiologist who now advises others to get involved early in their careers.

• Click With Your Audience on Social Media

   In a recent RSNA 2023 session, radiologists share pearls and pitfalls of boosting credentials by building a following on X (formerly Twitter), YouTube and other online platforms.

• Dispatches January 2024

  New ACR general counsel, SBI honors, medical student symposium, 2.0 version of Neiman Almanac, ACRA Scope of Practice Fund awards and more.

• Evidence that Paves The Way for a Brighter Future in Radiology

  The Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute is a differentiating asset of the ACR, positioning the College at the forefront in advocacy by contributing the scientific evidence needed to inform health policy. 

• Healthcare in Havana: Excursion Explores Radiology Resources

  A trip to Cuba leaves a delegation of U.S. physicians with a new appreciation for the work of their colleagues in the Caribbean nation.

• In Membership and Communications, We've Got You Covered

  Amy L. Kotsenas, MD, FACR, spotlights the College's unique identity as a specialty organization  — and wants to hear from members about what they need to succeed. 

• New Year, New Challenges

  The ACR Commission on Economics has a lot on its radar with the start of 2024 — everything from a battle for Medicare reimbursement changes to the use of technology to the AMA survey on the cost of services provided.