March 2007
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MRI at 25: Growing or Graying? |
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by Robert A. Bell, PhD |
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The author argues that not only is MRI not a mature modality, but also that the Deficit Reduction Act will result in increased examination volume. |
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Practical Finance in the Age of Rapid Obsolescence |
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by Tor Valenza |
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Although residual value leasing appears to be the answer to rapid obsolescence, self-assessment and a bit of caveat emptor also are part of the solution. |
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PAYOR WATCH |
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Illinois Attorney General intervenes in MRI kickback lawsuit; RBM programs aim to curb overutilization; malpractice bill would cap damages collected from individual providers. |
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THE DEPARTMENT |
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Analyzing the economic impact of extravasation; the market for temporary technologists continues to thrive. |
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PRACTICE DYNAMICS |
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MGMA names success factors of better-performing groups; program predicts chance of breast cancer recurrence; a look at office-based extremity MRI. |
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IMAGING INFORMATICS |
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Vendors empower PACS with results notification and administrative tools; McKesson's plans to integrate Per-Sé Technologies' product line; results of the summer 2006 HIPAA compliance survey. |
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IMAGE ENHANCEMENT |
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The ACR's new international volunteer services portal; six steps to successful physician marketing; SilentWhistle system offers anonymous feedback management. |
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