Reducing Variability Across CT and MRI Teams: Why Protocol Consistency Matters
Reducing Variability Across CT and MRI Teams: Why Protocol Consistency Matters

For imaging and radiology managers overseeing CT or MRI operations, consistency is often harder to achieve than it looks on paper. Even with established protocols, real-world results can vary based on staffing, experience levels, and daily workflow pressures. That variability isn’t about effort or competence, it’s operational. And it tends to surface…

Megan Sargalski

Megan Sargalski

Marketing Communications Specialist

When Patient Discomfort Gets in the Way of Setup Precision
When Patient Discomfort Gets in the Way of Setup Precision

Radiation therapy depends on repeatability. What’s established at simulation needs to show up the same way every day. Most of the time it does but small, human factors can quietly get in the way. One of the most common factors is setup marking. When marking causes discomfort, anxiety, or confusion for patients, it rarely stops treatment outright.…

Megan Sargalski

Megan Sargalski

Marketing Communications Specialist

Workforce Shortages in Medical Imaging and What Actually Helps
Workforce Shortages in Medical Imaging and What Actually Helps

For many imaging departments, workforce shortages are no longer something to plan for, they’re something to manage every day. Schedules are full, teams are lean, and there is little margin when someone calls out or a position remains unfilled. The work still needs to get done, and the people who are there are the ones carrying it.

Megan Sargalski

Megan Sargalski

Marketing Communications Specialist

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Reducing Variability Across CT and MRI Teams: Why Protocol Consistency Matters
For imaging and radiology managers overseeing CT or MRI operations, consistency is often harder to achieve than it looks on paper. Even with established protocols, real-world results can vary based...
When Patient Discomfort Gets in the Way of Setup Precision
Radiation therapy depends on repeatability. What’s established at simulation needs to show up the same way every day. Most of the time it does but small, human factors can quietly get in the way. One...
Workforce Shortages in Medical Imaging and What Actually Helps
For many imaging departments, workforce shortages are no longer something to plan for, they’re something to manage every day. Schedules are full, teams are lean, and there is little margin when...
Breast Cancer Screening in Pregnant and Lactating Women
Breast cancer screening for pregnant and lactating women can be complex, with conflicting recommendations leading to confusion among patients and referring providers.1 Common concerns include...
If Every Hospital Smells the Same, Why Are We Expecting Different Results?
Walk into any hospital, and you’ll notice almost instantly, that sterile, unmistakable scent of disinfectants, plastics, and uneasiness. It's a sensory signal that something is off, and for patients,...
How to Transform Fear into Trust in Mammography
For many women, scheduling a mammogram can bring up fear, uncertainty, and even memories of difficult past experiences. Anxiety often begins long before they arrive for their exam. Concerns about...
New Year, New Protocols: How to Reassess Your CT Imaging Workflows in 2026
As 2026 begins, many imaging departments are looking to reset, refresh, and optimize how they operate. The start of a new year is a perfect time to reassess protocols, re-examine bottlenecks, and...
From Simulation to Planning: Why Clear CT Data Matters More Than Ever in 2026
As a new year begins, many radiation oncology teams reflect on what is working well and where small refinements could make a meaningful difference. With the continued growth of AI driven planning,...
Top Trends to Watch in Medical Imaging for 2026
As the new year begins, the medical imaging community continues to evolve by embracing technology, refining patient care, and strengthening collaboration across specialties. The year 2026 promises to...