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The May Issue of HealthCare Business News Magazine
Features and Industry Sector Reports
Ahead of next week's meeting, SIIM President Elizabeth Krupinski talked to DOTmed News about her field and the latest news from the society.
Newer technologies promise to bring proton therapy centers within financial reach of more hospitals. Will they? And perhaps more importantly, should they?
Data storage and exchange has emerged as one of the biggest problems facing radiology departments - especially among rural providers.
For third party service providers, one of the persisting challenges is efficiently servicing the latest, high-end equipment.
Columns
Healthcare Chronicles
Anti-reprocessing tactics are anti-hospital tacticsThording: "OEMs don't have to agree with reprocessing, but they shouldn't be preventing it."
Money Health
Assessing the ACO Model: Policy Meets RealityWhat have we learned from the CMS Physician Group Practice Demonstration?
Point of Care
A nonprofit works to advance pediatric emergency careR Baby Foundation strives to ensure that every pediatric resident is properly trained.
What's the skinny on thick, thin and zero client technology for diagnostic imaging?Diagnostic imaging's move from film to filmless has significantly changed health care.
Special report: Fitting radiology into the MU puzzle
Experts believe "meaningful use" initiative will ultimately benefit radiology.
Equipment training: Do it now to save laterWhat is the most cost-effective method to develop qualified technicians to maintain the equipment at peak efficiency?
Medical Museum: May - Women's HealthEach month we visit Dr. Blaufox's Museum of Historical Medical Artifacts to take a look back at the medical equipment of yesterday.
DMBN May 2011 Mammo survey
Whose mammography guidelines do you follow? Take the survey and see how you compare to others.
ICD-10: Health care's Y2K bug or something more serious?The impact of the transition to ICD-10 is widely expected to be invasive, costly and challenging.
