Posts with the latest insights not found anywhere else to improving structured reporting quality and productivity with reporting software.
CEO Playbook: Financial Health, Staff Retention, and Automation for Radiology Efficiency The first episode of the Radiology & Efficiency (R&E) series! We interview top executives about the strategies that drive imaging practices to excel. In each episode, we strive to bring to you insights regarding radiology efficiency. In this episode, Andy Milkowski speaks with…
For many years, structured reporting has been a goal in radiology to enhance report quality 1. However, clinical practice results have been inconsistent, with varying opinions on structured reporting’s impact on productivity and quality. TLDR: This article shares my experiences with structured reporting implementations. I use ‘levels’ of structured reporting to demonstrate why some…
Crazy times with innovations like the large language model (LLM) ChatGPT recently passed the Radiology Board Exams. Additionally, some of the most cited articles in Radiology in 2023 involve ChatGPT [Radiology Link]. However, my research finds most Radiologists are not utilizing reporting automation ‘innovations’ for structured reporting available for many years in ultrasound reporting software. This article…
All feel the relentless pressure to improve efficiency and quality in their jobs. Diagnostic Radiology seems particularly affected by increasing volumes and decreasing reimbursement. Most estimates predict ultrasound volume to grow at more than 5% annually [MarketsandMarkets]. Additionally, Radiology again will suffer decreased reimbursement as the U.S. Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) announced 3%…
Introduction Radiologists face various challenges, including the need for greater efficiency and quality in reporting. Implementing structured reporting is widely recognized as a means to improve communication and enhance satisfaction for BOTH referring clinicians and radiologists [1 Radiology 2011]. However, due to the current shortage of radiologists and the increasing volume of imaging studies,…