Making Follow-ups Count
For the past three years, the ACR Learning Network’s ImPower Program has been helping radiology practices and departments answer a simple question: How can we do better?
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As the past 100 years have shown us, radiology is an ever-evolving specialty. New generations beginning their journey to become radiologists and provide the best patient care possible must tackle the same challenges as their more experienced peers. And together, the generations of radiologists must face the new challenges of evolving technology, emerging risks, a developing workforce and a more complex set of patient needs.
To mark the celebration of the ACR’s centennial in 2023–2024, the ACR’s Radiology Leadership Institute® (RLI) recorded a pair of podcast episodes that look at two different generations of radiologists: those who have decades of experience in the specialty and those with less than 10 years in practice.
This month’s Bulletin coverage includes four articles based on the podcasts:
Making Follow-ups Count
For the past three years, the ACR Learning Network’s ImPower Program has been helping radiology practices and departments answer a simple question: How can we do better?
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The ACR is working hard to shepherd and strengthen initiatives designed to translate members’ voices into action.
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