July 2002
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Viewpoint |
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Treating Terror |
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by Cheryl Proval |
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A new publication from the American College of Radiology could be the most useful book of the year. |
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Guest Editorial |
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Responding to the Call for PPO Oversight |
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by Cherrill Farnsworth |
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Increased competition from HMOs threatens radiologists' highest payor: the PPO. What is a PPO, what sort of pressure does it face, and what can the radiology community do to ease its struggle while preserving physician revenue? |
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Letters to the Editor |
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STAT Read |
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by Ben Van Houten |
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Cover Story |
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CTSI: Full Speed Ahead |
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by Elizabeth Finch |
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Amidst collegial contention and ongoing controversy, CTSI and its principals are promoting CT screening services in a professional setting according to select patient criteria. |
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Imaging Business |
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The Many Motives for Mobility |
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by Richard B. Elsberry |
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While the modalities and players change, mobile imaging continues to serve key market needs for health care providers. |
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Imaging Business |
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A Profitable Mobile Mammography Service |
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by Richard B. Elsberry |
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Technology Economics Review |
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CR and DR: Going Digital |
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by Judith Gunn Bronson MS |
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Selecting and implementing a digital radiographic solution is critical to optimizing the benefits promised by PACS. |
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Technology Review DR and CR |
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