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Practical guidance on dose management, compliance, workflow optimization, and the data decisions that keep imaging departments moving.
36 min

Medical Physics in Rural Hospitals: Higher Dose, Lower Resources, Bigger Stakes

With Jill Shuman, DMP, DABR
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EP 10 • AI & Technology

Automating Radiology: The Impact of AI with Dr. Jason Adleberg

With Dr. Jason Adleberg, MD
37 min

Rethinking Medical Imaging: Frame by Frame Holiday Special

With Multiple Guests (Compilation)
36 min

Addressing the Radiology Tech Shortage: Challenges and Opportunities with Allen Goode

With Allen Goode, MS, DABR
43 min

Target-Based Dose Optimization: Enhancing Image Quality and Patient Safety

With Dr. David Larson, MD, MBA
58 min

Understanding Radiation Dosage and the Benefits of Medical Imaging with Dr Donald Frush

With Donald Frush, MD
41 min

Behind the Measures: Understanding CMS Quality Standards with Dr. Lee Fleisher

With Dr. Lee Fleisher, MD
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Roadmap to CMS eCQM Compliance

Compliance Guide Roadmap to CMS eCQM Compliance Who this guide is for For hospital CMS compliance teams This roadmap is designed for hospital compliance officers, quality directors, and CMS reporting leads who are responsible for electronic Clinical Quality Measures (eCQMs) but may be unfamiliar with this imaging-based requirement: "Excessive Radiation Dose or Inadequate Image Quality…
Christopher St. John
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Striking a Balance: CMS’s Proposed New Requirement on Excessive Radiation Dose or Inadequate Image Quality for CT

Introduction Since the groundbreaking advent of the first X-Ray in 1895 advancements in medical imaging have played a crucial role in diagnosing and treating myriad conditions. While the dazzling benefits and the marvel of this new technology were immediately clear, the scope of the dangers of radiation exposure would take decades to fully see and…
Olav Christianson, MS, DABR
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