When interpreting screening mammograms radiologists decide whether suspicious abnormalities exist that warrant the recall of the patient for further testing. Previous work has found significant differences in interpretation among radiologists; their false-positive and false-negative rates have been shown to vary widely. Performance assessments of individual radiologists have been mandated by th...

What is Imposter Syndrome, whom does it affect, and when, why important to recognize? In this multidisciplinary article, the phenomenon defined discussed by a psychiatrist, followed strategic advice radiologist, interventional radiologist radiation oncologist.

Though almost completely unheralded in radiology, one of the most prophetic explorations of workplace supervision was provided by the French historian Michel Foucault. Ostensibly a sociological history, Foucault’s masterpiece outlines a path that radiology leaders must be prepared to follow if they intend to extract full value from their workers, in particular their clinical radiologists. Fouca...

Published 2013 ©Copyright American College of Radiology 1891 Preston White Drive Reston, VA 20191 703-648-8900 | www.acr.org Overview Business intelligence (BI), also known as business analytics, was likely not an elective during your radiology residency. Although it remains absent from most programs today, BI has become an integral part of modern radiology practice management. BI is the proces...