Simple changes, such as replacing busted chairs or utilizing comfier mouse pads, have produced marked gains for one imaging department, according to new survey data.

Researchers utilized 3D software to simulate resulting workflows from this practice change, comparing them against a traditional hospital setting. 

"Regardless of design, developing a critical mass of institutions with this type of infrastructure will be needed for the field of radiology to improve health equity," experts wrote in JACR.

In medicine, the once-bustling break room has become a smaller, quieter, more sterile place, Richard Gunderman, MD, wrote recently. 

The specialty needs more female role models like the famed superhero, who became a feminist icon in the 1970s, Carter wrote in JACR. 

"Given concern over new variants, we believe that the home workstation program may continue to have a place in radiology training,” experts wrote.

Mary Mahoney, MD, explored these themes during her presidential address at RSNA's annual meeting. 

Female representation in such positions remains low, according to new research published in Current Problems in Diagnostic Radiology.