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.
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For years, imaging volumes climbed.
But turnaround times barely moved.
Then, suddenly, the curve broke. 📈
🎙️Eric Christensen, PhD explains why what happened over the last few years may be a warning that radiology has finally run out of slack.
🎧 Listen to the full episode now: https://t.co/4wvL1KbNwb
#Radiology #Radtwitter #Radres @NeimanHPI@JACRJournal
🚨 New podcast: What happens when radiologists reach their limits?
Neiman HPI Research Director Eric Christensen, PhD, joins Contrast & Clarity (@Contrast_Pod) with the @JACRJournal to discuss growing imaging demand, workforce pressures, and why recent data suggest radiology may have little capacity left to absorb additional workload.
🎙️ Listen to the conversation: https://t.co/f1KRAkuvol
#Radiology #RadTwitter #HealthPolicy
🚨 Radiology may have officially run out of slack.
For years, we handled more imaging by working harder and reading faster.
Now? The data suggest we have hit maximum capacity.
🎙️ Eric Christensen, PhD joins us to ask: What happens when we simply can’t read any faster?
Listen to the new episode now! 👉 https://t.co/FaGK1A6M5g
#Radres #Radiology #Radtwitter @NeimanHPI@JACRJournal
🎉 Congrats to our 2026 Harvey L. Neiman Grant recipient!
Kritika Subramanian, MD, MS (@krkksub) of @MontefioreNYC will study the cost-effectiveness and quality-of-life impact of radioligand therapy for metastatic prostate cancer, building on prior work w/ Joseph Osborne, MD, @WeillCornellMedicine. 👏
Learn more about her research along with our other grant winners in the Summer Neiman News ▶️ https://t.co/n9N2gekAlb
☀️ 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
It has been an honor for our team to work with the team at the @NeimanHPI and @RichDuszak on this project, in which we seek to create new metrics to analyze consolidation and its consequences for the radiology workforce. Details in the blog below:
A new research project supported by the @NeimanHPI Richard Duszak Grant will measure consolidation across radiology practices and health systems and what it could mean for the workforce. Read more from @BenNorthrupMD in the #VoiceofRadiology blog: https://t.co/zNaNhqHtS2
Early detection is critical, yet DXA screening continues to decline. "We are seeing that use of DXA testing declined most sharply in populations that already face higher barriers in accessing care. That has real consequences for fracture prevention, #healthequity, and long-term Medicare spending," via @AuntMinnie@DaniaDaye
Bone scan testing for osteoporosis screening has declined by 35% among Medicare beneficiaries over nearly two decades, according to a new study.
Learn more 👇 https://t.co/IZO7afgAos
#Radiology#MedicalImaging#Osteoporosis
A new @NeimanHPI study reveals a substantial decline in DXA testing among Medicare beneficiaries that was greatest in certain underserved groups, raising concerns about missed opportunities to diagnose osteoporosis & prevent fractures and associated costs. https://t.co/uR7aP4XRYn
Nationally, radiology interpretation delays continue to skyrocket, highlighting a workforce that is at or above capacity. If there is ever a time for major innovative change, it is yesterday!
Provocative new work from the @NeimanHPI with @RadiologyACR leaders building on their prior work @JACRJournal. https://t.co/McHSadHFhK
Radiologists are taking longer to interpret medical images than they did 10 years ago … and it’s a problem that appears to be getting worse. New data from the ACR’s @NeimanHPI group, published in @JACRJournal, show that report turnaround times rose 27% between 2023 and 2024.
🩻 New #NeimanHPI study in #OsteoporosisInternational found DXA osteoporosis screening among Medicare beneficiaries declined 35% between 2005 and 2023, raising concerns about missed opportunities to diagnose osteoporosis and prevent fractures.
#Osteoporosis#BoneHealth#Medicare #Healthcare #Radiology #HealthPolicy #PatientCare #PreventiveCare #MedicalResearch #Aging #PublicHealth
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Imaging interpretation turnaround times increase 27% in 1 year, according to new @NeimanHPI research. @RadiologyACR@JACRJournal https://t.co/NUVzYjm8wp