Many radiologists do not receive formal training on how to write a quality radiology report. This session from ARRS 2026 discusses different perspectives on how to craft an excellent one.
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@XrayDFS@marcportermagee I would guess that lots of kids want to leave home rather than stay local at their nearby state school - it’s a baby step form of spreading their wings. Others may like the campus aesthetics and nearby skiing. A lot of other state schools have a more industrial feel.
@johhnny2321@FCademartiri I think being the backstop for liability protects radiologists more than some think. It’s important for surgeons to look at imaging, but unlikely they want liability for everything that appears in a study. If you only look at images 10% of your day you’ll never reach rads levels.
@BUYSCHG@Gabe__MD Pundits said that over a decade ago. Yet AI has yet to result in any loss of radiology jobs. I believe it will happen “eventually” but eventually may be decades further out than AI developers are currently hyping to their investors.
@NorthSideCapper You could make the same argument that your favorite NFL team is made up of mostly future podcasters and small business owners. People joke that NFL stands for not for long. At some point you just have to live in the moment and enjoy the game.
@TheFreakyGent@OnlyTheRavens I believe you can only get a maximum of 4 comp picks. And the ravens traded a pick next year to move up for one of the TEs
Recent case law suggests a shifting legal status for ACR Appropriateness Criteria. Discover why radiologists must remain vigilant in reviewing imaging requests to mitigate potential liability risks. https://t.co/NBM7YVlvhm
In a recent medical malpractice case, the American College of Radiology Appropriateness Criteria was allowed to be introduced to support the defense expert opinion that it is reasonable to request a non-contrast brain MRI for evaluation of chronic headache with new features.
New @AJR_Radiology Accepted Manuscript:
"The American College of Radiology Appropriateness Criteria and the Standard of Care: Concerns Resulting From Recent Case Law"
By Dr @JonathanMezrich@YaleRadiology
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Check out my latest article on potential legal concerns for radiologists when using EMR messaging, just published in Clinical Imaging! https://t.co/SYyxpMBvQ6 @YaleRadiology
If an AI identifies a nodule that a radiologist misses, or vice versa, who is at fault? The legal landscape for medical imaging is shifting beneath our feet.
🗣️ Join Michael Bernstein, PhD, MA; Jonathan Mezrich, MD, JD, MBA; Gerry Stegmaier; and Bardia Khosravi, MD, MPH, MHPE for SIIM’s presentation of "AI on Trial."
We're moving past the "how-to" of AI and diving into the "what-if" of legal liability.
📆 4/27/26 1:00pm ET
🔗 Register: https://t.co/rMDdElzKUN
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