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Retooled Technology |
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by Richard B. Elsberry |
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In the right market and the right hands, remanufactured equipment is helping radiology departments meet technology needs within budget constraints. |
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Design for the New Radiology |
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by David Redemske |
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With careful attention to design, departments and freestanding facilities can attain more efficient work flows, while staying within budget. |
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Viewpoint |
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Protecting the Mission |
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by Cheryl Proval |
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Radiology and health care at large-must do the difficult work necessary to bring its operations into the black, or risk losing its grasp on the mission to heal. |
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Guest Editorial |
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Selling Quality |
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by Natalie Allio |
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Facilities that are accredited through one of the American College of Radiology programs now can use the newly devised ACR certification mark to help market their services. |
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STAT Read |
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AMGA compensation survey; and new guidelines for neuroimaging premature infants. |
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Technology Economics Review |
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The Importance of 3D: A 2002 Status Report |
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by Judith Gunn Bronson MS |
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Patients and physicians are benefiting from the speed and added information offered by three-dimensional imaging applications. |
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Technical Aspects |
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by Judith Gunn Bronson MS |
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Technology Economics Review |
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A Virtual Standoff |
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by George Wiley |
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Payors are taking a wait-and-see approach before reimbursing for virtual colonoscopy, but there is anticipation, even eagerness, to the waiting. |
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Imaging Business |
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Mammography and Political Roulette |
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by CA Wolski |
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When it assumed status as a screening procedure, mammography and its reimbursement became inextricably tied to national politics: An update. |
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Technology Review: 3D Soft/Hardware |
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