June 2004


Features

Cover Story
William Beaumont Hospitals: Paving Nuclear's Future
  In leveraging its resources across the system, the nuclear medicine service at William Beaumont Hospitals is well positioned to support the specialty's new and emerging technologies and therapies.

Nuclear PACS: Problems, Solutions
  by Jerold Wallis MD
  Facilities struggling with incorporating nuclear images into their PACS can find a blueprint in the new IHE nuclear medicine profile.
Staffing Up
  by Chris Wolski
  Part 1. While there are indications that the radiologist shortage may be easing, most groups continue to feel the pressure: find here some recruitment and retention strategies.
Mobile Imaging: The Right Move?
  by George Wiley
  Mobile imaging trucks that move from site to site offer expanded patient care without big outlays of capital. But that is only one reason hospitals small and not so small are continuing to use them.


Departments

  Lateral View
Nuclear Possibilities
  by Cheryl Proval
  Now is a good time for radiology to cement its long-term relationship with nuclear medicine in a more formal way.
  Guest Editorial
Does Quality Drive Breast Biopsy?
  by Judy Wagner RN
  A breast cancer survivor calls for mandatory accreditation for stereotactic breast biopsy.
STAT Read
  by Arati Murti
  Imaging Informatics
The Ubiquitous Digitizer
  by George Wiley
  As a piece of equipment, a film digitizer get little respect; but everybody seems to have one, and it does require proper care and feeding.
  Imaging Business
Gaining Access to the Reimbursement
  by Seleen Street Collins
  Coordinated participation is the key to radiologists' influence on reimbursement policy.
Technology Review
  June 2004

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