In This Issue

• ACR Virtualized

  As ACR programs are converted to a virtual format in the face of the ongoing pandemic, the transformation underscores the strength and flexibility of the organization and its members.

• Winners and Losers

  The ACR is fighting hard to prevent cuts under the MPFS from being enacted.

• A Return to Care

  It is crucial that radiologists help their referring clinicians reconnect with women ages 40 and older to schedule yearly mammograms postponed by the pandemic.

• Seldom Seen

  Transgender patients deserve radiology’s commitment to screening outreach and access.

• Building an AI-Enabled Enterprise Radiology Department

  Following nine pillars of clinical AI to plan and implement an AI strategy helped Mayo realize AI’s benefits.

• Navigating a New Normal

  With COVID-19 still in the spotlight, an ACR member discusses how the importance of supporting the needs of medical workers is more important than ever.

• Promoting Health Equity

  The JACR® is taking on health inequities and exploring systematic changes to foster care equality — and the journal wants your proposals for an upcoming focus issue.

• The "Lax Radiologist"

  Educating a jury as to how scans are read is key to a juror’s understanding of how radiologists practice.

• Something We Take Home

  Two RTs discuss their experience working at a busy ER during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic — and how they uplifted each other and their community during their darkest days.