Although image interpretation is an essential part of radiologists' value, there are other ways
in which we contribute to patient care. Part II of the value of imaging series reviews current …

With payers and policymakers increasingly scrutinizing the value of medical imaging,
opportunities abound for radiologists and radiology health services researchers to …

Radiologists play a critical role in helping the health care system achieve greater value.
Unfortunately, today radiology is often judged by simple “checkbox” metrics, which neither …

Value-based radiology (VBR) is rapidly gaining ground as a means of considering the input
of radiology practice into individual and societal healthcare, and represents a welcome …

It is unclear to whom Wilde was alluding. It may have been economists, but certainly not
present-day radiologists, who are constantly in search for the seemingly elusive value of …

Radiologists represent arguably one of medicine's least heralded but most important
specialties. Although they carry sterling credentials as imaging and radiation safety experts …

According to a recent study that retrospectively analyzed a large group of CT and MRI
examinations for appropriateness using evidence-based guidelines, approximately 26% to …

The concept of value in radiology has been strongly advocated in recent years as a means
of advancing patient care and decreasing waste. This article explores the concept of value …

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Our specialty is seeking to establish the value of imaging in the longitudinal patient-care
continuum. We recognize the need to assess the value of our contributions rather than …