Governance
Good Governance
Today’s successful radiology practice implements effective governance structures and decision-making methods
Radiology Business Journal, December 01, 2009Whom Do You Trust?
There is perhaps no greater indicator of an organization’s cultural health than the degree to which members of the group—really, a community—trust one another.
ImagingBiz Newsletter, August 17, 2009Leading Large in Michigan
As practices merge to gain leverage and broad subspecialty expertise, they also encounter commensurate new leadership challenges in governing ever-larger groups of independent-minded members.
Radiology Business Journal, July 01, 2009Leadership in Radiology
What’s expected of leaders in radiology has changed, Frank J. Lexa, MD, MBA, informed his audience at the 23rd Annual Economics of Diagnostic Imaging 2008: National Symposium
ImagingBiz Newsletter, May 15, 2009Building the Model Practice
Corporate-style governance, subspecialization, and choosing the right administrative staff members all play roles
Radiology Business Journal, December 01, 2008Sandy Benson, CEO, Seattle Radiologists, PC: Keeping the Hierarchy Low
You could say that Sandy Benson grew up at Seattle Radiologists.
ImagingBiz Newsletter, July 15, 2008Ten Reasons Plans Fail
So many strategic plans end up collecting dust because group practices are not properly primed to act, Richard Townley, MBA, president and CEO of AGI Healthcare Group, San Ramon, Calif, believes.
Radiology Business Journal, June 15, 2008
Popular Articles
- Grow Your Multisite Business With a Single Sign-on Solution
- Isotope Shortage Hinders Nuclear Medicine
- Taking Advantage of the Radiology Audit
- Health Care Reform and Medical Imaging: The 10,000-foot View
- Developing Innovative Customer-service Initiatives
- Visage Imaging CEO David Chambers: On the Future of Health Care IT
- Standardizing Mammographic Workflow and Interpretation
Recent Articles
- Radiology Assistants: A User’s Guide
- Restructuring: The Way JVs Get Done
- Marooned on Level 3: Leverage IT to Improve Reporting
- Informatics: Linchpin of Personalized Medicine
- Preventing a MAC Attack: The Importance of Radiology Charge-capture Audits
- Engaging Physicians in Hospital Radiology Quality Initiatives
- MRI: The Next Generation
- An Urgent Case for Quality
ImagingBiz Archives
- February, 2010
- January, 2010
- December, 2009
- November, 2009
- October, 2009
- September, 2009
- August, 2009
- July, 2009
- June, 2009
- May, 2009
- April, 2009
- March, 2009
- February, 2009
- January, 2009
- December, 2008
- November, 2008
- October, 2008
- September, 2008
- August, 2008
- July, 2008
- June, 2008
- May, 2008
- April, 2008
- March, 2008
- February, 2008
- January, 2008
- December, 2007
- November, 2007
- October, 2007
- September, 2007
- August, 2007
- July, 2007
- June, 2007
- May, 2007
- April, 2007
- March, 2007
- February, 2007
- January, 2007
- December, 2006
- November, 2006
- October, 2006
- September, 2006
- August, 2006
- July, 2006
- June, 2006
- May, 2006
- April, 2006
- March, 2006
- February, 2006
- December, 2005
- November, 2005
Radiology Business Journal Archives
Radinformatics Archives
