Both the idea of limiting interviews and the solutions offered up in their letter to the editor are likely to be met by opposition, trainees acknowledged recently.

Currently, such contracts represent about $135 million, or 12%, of the Los Angeles provider's revenues, but it's looking for more. 

The findings underline the need for targeted action as radiology providers cope with this latest wave of COVID-19, experts explained in Clinical Imaging. 

Providers from four top imaging institutions called on leaders and providers alike to come together and help stem this dangerous trend.

Workers also reported an in-depth knowledge of best practices for imaging COVID-19 patients and institutional safety plans.

Experts with the noted Baltimore institution believe the specialty must remain hyper-vigilant as it works through the pandemic-induced backlog of exams. 

Dutch researchers warned hospitals must help stem this trend in order to combat the rising burnout rates threatening patient safety.

RSNA's COVID-19 Task Force is now looking to better understand the factors that go into patients’ decisions to seek, or delay, imaging care.