Jay R. Parikh, MD, and Frank Lexa, MD, MBA, offered their insights in a new pre-proof opinion piece published in JACR.  

Prosecutors successfully argued that the patient would not have died if clinicians had ordered a routine CT exam. 

The administration said it is launching a cross-government public inquiry into “corporate greed" in medicine, with roll-up acquisitions one area of focus. 

The results are from the latest American College of Radiology/Radiology Business Management Association Workforce Survey, published in JACR. 

Program directors have seen year-over-year upticks in students studying radiography, radiation therapy and nuclear medicine, according to ASRT. 

Satish P. Shah, MD, allegedly failed to detect fetal abnormalities on two pediatric ultrasounds, delaying care and patient management. 
 

The health system allegedly ended an ongoing contract with little notice, leaving clinicians and patients without the services of a cardiovascular surgery program. 

The funds are expected to go toward bringing in new employees and accelerating the development of a new cardiac imaging offering.