In This Issue

• The Strategic Path Forward

  The ACR is facing the changing tides of healthcare with a new plan to help guide the way.

• When Screening Meets AI

  As the first screening-focused tools enter practice, radiologists are on the frontlines ensuring AI delivers on its promise of accurate, efficient imaging.

• The Way Ahead: Screening Special Issue

  Prolonged delays in imaging due to the pandemic are threatening to increase existing health disparities, but radiologists can help move the needle forward.

• Changing the Storyline

  Radiologists can rewrite the existing narrative on health disparities by reaching out to underserved communities about the lifesaving benefits of CTC.

• Bringing Patients In

  The updated USPSTF guidelines are a win to reach people at high risk for lung cancer with CT screening, even as the continued pandemic discourages some from seeking healthcare.

• Improving Access

  RAD-AID International and the ACR are partnering to eliminate social and structural barriers that lead to health disparities in underserved communities.

• Starting a Conversation

  New, more inclusive breast cancer screening guidelines seek to clarify, educate, and reach patients and their referring clinicians to get more people screened.

• Breast Screening Meets COVID-19

  A new JAMA study finds high rates of missed breast cancer screening as a result of the pandemic, which may worsen preexisting disparities among underserved groups.

• Fluoroscopy Futures

  A new Dose Index Registry module can improve practices’ efficiencies and help reduce errors.