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Great product that makes clinicians more efficient and improves patient outcomes. Wondering if there is a way to incorporate clinical details and context to minimize incidental flags?

Great summary for what is in store for Radiology

At Voyance Health, we share this vision for the future of radiology. We provide an end-to-end medical imaging solution, from image acquisition with our VoyanceX software to AI analysis on our Cloud PACS platform. Additionally, our team of radiologists offers teleradiology services to ensure comprehensive patient care.

Risk predictions yes - a tool to reduce labor hours - no.. i wouldn't want to be in the stressed caused by a false positive.

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Can't wait to welcome Prof Chhabra in Barcelona this May!

Good conference..... Seems like butterfly is making moves in the right direction let's go this year....💪

Go UK yay

I am signing up to PocketHealth for my Medical record shares.

I was sorry that I couldn't attend the exhibition, but I look forward to your on-site information.

Very little mention here or on many similar videos I've watched recently of the role of the relentless pursuit of "efficiency" in medicine. Hospitals and practices are mostly run by business people now, or MDs who have gotten their MBAs, and the drive for "efficiency" is practically a religion in those quarters. Let's call it by a more honest name: profit maximization. Radiologist and other docs can use all the new software tools they want to read faster and better, but the pressure for profits will not abate. And profits will be measured on a person-by-person basis, currently more or less purely by RVUs generated by that person. Leaders will continue to push their radiologists to the limit. I once asked one of our then vice-chairs (an MD MBA and prominent business professor) how he would know that the department was pushing its radiologist too hard. His answer was that they would quit. So, push people until they start collapsing. If they haven't quit, you can push them harder. There needs to be a counterforce coming from the side of real medicine, i.e. care for patients (and their doctors for that matter) that is rooted in a deep commitment to quality of care, not lip service. Administration's one tool is money: solve every dilemma by offering more in a carefully manipulating way. But the problem is pursuit of money overwhelming the pursuit of meaning and purpose. Radiologists themselves participate in this because of anxiety about money: something is wrong when ~25% of radiologist say one of the reasons for burnout is not enough compensation, when radiology is one of the highest paid jobs in the country. They are buying into the message that money is everything, even a measure of their happiness in their job. It is a pathology, and won't change until the leadership changes, or perhaps doctors unionize or otherwise organize a resistance. But there is an opportunity here for a truly visionary leader. Maybe some prominent academic practice somewhere will lead the way.

I'm very upset the cancer doctors and cancer center left me to die because I don't want chemo and don't need it cause the cancer is gone. And the nature homeopathic people have herbs to cure whatever is going on and they say I have to pay for it and it's expensive and I can with herbs help heal my blood ..

I believe that if hospital consolidation is done right there is quite a bit of potential to do some great things and take care of a lot of americans while were at it

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What's the music in the intro ?

So thoughtful of GE to be innovative, aiming to provide a better solution to the treatment of cancer related issues. Thank you!!!

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This was a great dive into the R&D side of the technology of PCCT. The nerd in me is very excited for how this next generation of of imaging technology is able to take advantage of the promise of “DL/AI” combined with new materials for image acquisition to give us greater resolution with less exposure and faster speeds.

Great interview, thanks Imaging Wire!

Awesome talk! It's great to see how thoughtful Rick is about these issues you brought up

Thanks for having our CEO Elad Walach on with Dr. Steiner!

Here's where to fill out Kyle's burnout survey - www.surveymonkey.com/r/Henson_Imaging_Professionals