Talking to a Loved One About Lung Cancer Screening
After losing my husband, Dan, to lung cancer in 2013, I found myself passionate about getting more involved and making a difference for others. ...
Radvocacy Meets the Digital World
Did you know that a French physician and musician created the first stethoscope? In 1816, René-Théophile-Hyacinthe Laennec adapted his s...
Advocacy For a New Generation
Bob Dylan may have said it best: “The times they are a-changing.” The ACR® recently, and enthusiastically, ushered in a revamped tagli...
Listen Up: The Voice of Radiology Is Getting Louder
Getting the message out to the public, policymakers and payers regarding radiology’s vital role in quality healthcare and the importance of pati...
Radiology Advocacy in Action
This year, the American College of Radiology Association® (ACRA®) expects that Scope of Practice (SOP) expansion will be one of the top health...
What the “No Surprises Act” Means for Radiologists
The enactment of the “No Surprises Act” (NSA) has resulted in a variety of challenges for both patients and physicians. What does that mea...
Preventive and Screening Services Reimbursement Explained
Recently, many radiologists became aware of the complexities of payment policy for screening and preventive services when Medicare Administrative Cont...