The ACR® Learning Network is comprised of improvement collaboratives working to solve problems in diagnostic imaging. Each collaborative is led by an expert radiologist and includes a cohort of teams from radiology practices across the country working together to test diverse solutions to solve the same problem within their practice settings.
The improvement collaboratives’ problem-solving focus will evolve over time. The Gordon and Betty Moore Foundation has provided a generous grant in support of the following collaboratives:
- Lung Cancer Screening — Increasing lung cancer screening volumes.
- Mammography Positioning — Increasing breast cancer detection through improved screening.
- Prostate MR Image Quality — Improving clinically significant prostate cancer detection and localization.
- Recommendations Follow-up — Improving the early detection of lung cancer for incidentally detected pulmonary nodules.
Learn From the Best — Each Other
A three-part Bulletin series highlights ACR Learning Network teams from the first cohort of 22 sites that participated in quality improvement collaboratives through the ACR ImPower program. Learn how these teams are working together to solve difficult problems and share successes and failures along the way.