Official Twitter account for the Harvey L. Neiman Health Policy Institute - one of the nation’s leading medical imaging socioeconomic research organizations.
☀️ New research shaping radiology's future is here.
Inside the Summer Neiman News:
🤖 AI matched radiologists in 97.8% of PE cases @ShlomitGStein
🏥 Stroke AI access gaps persist @MX_Sanmartin
🌎 Rural patients traveled 135 extra miles for advanced imaging
🔎 Expert Spotlight: @LukeWilkins_UVA on the evolving IR workforce
🎓 Meet our newest grant recipients advancing access to life-extending cancer care @krkksub@MontefioreRAD@MonteRadOnc
Research informing policy, practice, and the future of radiology.
Read the full newsletter ▶️ https://t.co/n9N2gekAlb
Neiman HPI grantee Jay Parikh, MD, is helping highlight an important conversation about the role of young radiologists in shaping the future of radiology.
From work-life balance to climate change, their priorities are bringing new perspectives to the profession and helping make it stronger.
#Radvocacy #RadRes #Radiology
Young radiologists aren't just the future of the ACR. They're making it better RIGHT NOW.
From work-life balance to climate change, YPS voices are bringing new priorities to organized medicine.
🎙️ Dr. Jay Parikh explains why that passion for the greater good makes us a stronger College.
#Radvocacy #Radres #Radtwitter @koolkpMD@JACRJournal@TxRadSociety
We’re proud to see HPI Senior Affiliate Research Fellow @JoshuaAHirsch, highlight the important role of health policy research in moving medical innovation from evidence to patient access.
"My understanding of these issues has also benefitted enormously from my association with the Neiman Health Policy Institute, where I serve as a senior affiliate research fellow and have been fortunate to receive research grant support. The institute’s emphasis on rigorous health policy research has reinforced my appreciation for the importance of bringing objective evidence to discussions of healthcare delivery, value and reimbursement."
In an adaptation of his Grant Hieshima Luminary Lecture from the 2026 @SNISinfo meeting, @JoshuaAHirsch explores a “continuing cycle” of innovation, clinical evidence and health policy, as well as the duty of neurointerventionists to shepherd this process
https://t.co/COEyaHAPGQ
🎀 Thank you for raising awareness about breast cancer. For those interested in exploring disparities, Neiman HPI’s Cancer Disparity Maps tool provides county-level data on breast (along with lung, prostate, colorectal) cancer prevalence, screening and mortality.
https://t.co/6S5n3j7Zy1
🎀 Thank you for raising awareness about breast cancer. For those interested in exploring disparities, Neiman HPI’s Cancer Disparity Maps tool provides county-level data on breast (along with lung, prostate, colorectal) cancer prevalence, screening and mortality.
https://t.co/6S5n3j7rIt
https://t.co/6S5n3j7rIt🎀 Thank you for raising awareness about breast cancer. For those interested in exploring disparities, Neiman HPI’s Cancer Disparity Maps tool provides county-level data on breast (along with lung, prostate, colorectal) cancer prevalence, screening and mortality.
@WHO 🎀 Thank you for raising awareness about breast cancer. For those interested in exploring disparities, Neiman HPI’s Cancer Disparity Maps tool provides county-level data on breast (and lung, prostate, colorectal) cancer prevalence, screening and mortality.
https://t.co/psY1ElGDBV
🎀 Thank you for raising awareness about breast cancer. For those interested in exploring disparities, Neiman HPI’s Cancer Disparity Maps tool provides county-level data on breast (and lung, prostate, colorectal) cancer prevalence, screening and mortality.
https://t.co/6S5n3j7rIt
@FDA 🎀 Thank you for raising awareness about breast cancer. For those interested in exploring disparities, Neiman HPI’s Cancer Disparity Maps provide county-level data on breast cancer (and three other cancers) prevalence, screening and mortality. https://t.co/psY1ElGDBV
@ABC 🎀 Thank you for raising awareness about breast cancer. For those interested in exploring disparities, Neiman HPI’s Cancer Disparity Maps provide county-level data on breast, colon, prostate and lung cancer prevalence, screening and mortality.
https://t.co/WigdHQJd22
🎀 Data can help identify where gaps in breast cancer care exist.
This #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, explore HPI’s Cancer Disparity Maps for county-level data on breast cancer prevalence, screening and mortality, helping inform efforts to address disparities and improve care. #BreastCancer #HealthEquity #CancerScreening #CancerResearch
https://t.co/w3UZRKmc8M
🎀 Fewer treatment visits can make breast cancer care easier for patients.
This #BreastCancerAwarenessMonth, learn how an evidence-based 5-treatment radiation option is helping reduce the time patients spend receiving care.
https://t.co/Dxpkc7dvLs
Congratulations to all of our @RadiologyACR staff & members - as well as the @JACRJournal - who were recognized this year @AuntMinnie semifinalists!
We’re honored to have HPI represented across the #Minnies2026 semifinalists! 🎉
Congratulations to @ElizabethYRula, PhD, and Eric Christensen, PhD, on their recognition for Most Influential Radiology Researcher, along with two HPI studies recognized for Scientific Paper of the Year.
Meet the semifinalists for the Minnies 2026, https://t.co/qYgBnZzMq8’s campaign to recognize the best and brightest in medical imaging: https://t.co/dyg5RdxDd5
#Minnies2026#Radiology#MedicalImaging#AuntMinnie
🎉Congratulations to the 40 ACR members, @NeimanHPI's @ElizabethYRula, the ACR Public Affairs team, and @JACRJournal on their recognition as semifinalists for the Aunt Minnie 2026 Minnies Awards!
A new HPI commentary challenges a JAMA Health Forum claim that declining imaging use has allowed the U.S. to meet demand without more radiologists. Recent Medicare data tell a different story: CT ↑38% and MRI ↑26% from 2016–2024. #Radiology#HealthPolicy@GregoryNNicola@RichDuszak
https://t.co/fw9T3HFfEX
Recently published comments about AI's impact on the radiology workforce may be misleading.
Read the full story 👇 https://t.co/API21a0ZvS
#Radiology#MedicalImaging#AIinHealthcare
"The @NeimanHPI authors expressed concern that Cutler's comments 'could misleadingly assuage very real concerns and the necessary efforts to ensure appropriate imaging utilization and manage workload.'" https://t.co/GFIC3XwKD0