In This Issue

• The Pathway to Practice Excellence

  The in-person gathering of the 2022 ACR Annual Conference on Quality and Safety presented a robust and interactive learning program to help attendees breathe new life into their quality improvement efforts.

• Yogi, Britney, and the No Surprises Act

  The government should institute the law as it was intended — to protect patients and not favor either insurance companies or doctors.

• No Surprises

  The ACR advocates for the patients and radiologists as it pushes back against unfair policies. 

• Hone Your Data Science Skills

  Here's how you can brush up and keep up with changes in AI in radiology, both on your own and through organized activities.

• Improving Care for Prostate Cancer Patients

  Several initiatives are helping ensure early diagnosis and treatment, including PI-RADS® standards, a new ACR Prostate Cancer MRI Center™ designation, and the Prostate MR Image Quality Improvement Collaborative.

• Shining a Light on Scope-of-Practice Battles

  The government relations chair of the Wisconsin Radiological Society speaks about the importance of radiologist-led advocacy.

• Dive Into the ACR Workforce Survey

  The number of women in radiology is on the rise, especially among professionals under 40 — an age group that also accounts for increases in people of color. 

• Being Well Together

  A new webinar will provide radiology residents and fellows with strategies to improve wellness and mitigate burnout. 

• 10 Years of Building Bridges for Research

  The Harvey Neiman Health Policy Institute^® has built relationships throughout the College and among ACR members to move forward the ACR Strategic Plan.