Imaging Update Webinars

Imaging Provider Update | June 4, 2020

 

 

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The latest ready-to-use information and tools to help you manage your practice as imaging volumes return, including:

• Local Provider Best Practices 
  Radiology department chairman, Brian Solomon, MD, reviews local impacts from COVID-19 plus scheduling, communication, and other strategies for bringing local imaging procedures back online.
  
  
• Memorial Day Weekend Bellwether
  Holidays historically see high ED imaging volume. ED volume from the recent holiday weekend compared to past years as an indicator for how people are reentering society.
  
  
• Volume Analysis
  Our latest imaging volume trends including regional, modality and day/night breakdowns plus a look at our current national imaging volume forecast.
  
  
• COVID-19 Clinical Trending
  vRad CMO, Benjamin W. Strong, MD will shares data from vRad’s national database on COVID’s impact on young & middle age stroke patients, child abuse reporting, an

Patient Safety Flyer

We are sharing this template to make it easy for you to communicate your COVID-19 preparedness to referring physicians and patients. Before using this template, the content must be updated to ensure it accurately represents your local situation. The template is provided in PowerPoint format to make it easy to edit the images and text.

Imaging Market Poll - June 4, 2020

During the webinar, attendees answered poll questions to capture the current sentiment on a variety of imaging market indicators.  Results of the poll are below.

Preparing to Bounce Back From COVID-19 | April 21, 2020

This presentation with vRad executive leadership covers the current state of imaging in the U.S., how vRad is adapting to these unprecedented changes, and key strategies to help you prepare for the eventual bounce back.

This webinar covers:

• COVID-19’s impact on imaging volume
• The modeling resources and methodologies we’re using to forecast imaging’s bounce back
• Strategies to remain stable through this critical time including radiologist retention
• COVID-19 clinical resources for radiologists
• Strategies for recapturing more elective imaging when the market begins to return and how to enable your practice for the future

Recorded Educational Webinars

IMAGING OF COVID-19, Part 1
Benjamin W. Strong, MD
Juan Carlos Batlle, MD, MBA

This presentation for diagnostic radiologists was originally recorded on March 11 and reviews two of the earliest COVID-19 cases diagnosed with chest CT in the US. The speakers also review the 4 stages of imaging findings and global literature on COVID-19 CT diagnostic findings.

CME CREDIT:

Radiologists interested in CME credit for this presentation can take the course online at the MEDNAX Center for Research, Education, Quality & Safety.

IMAGING OF COVID-19, Part 2
Benjamin W. Strong, MD

This presentation for diagnostic radiologists was originally recorded on March 20 and presents the spectrum of imaging findings for this disease including a review of six positive cases diagnosed with Chest CT in the US and another six examples of pathology that can be confused with COVID-19. Dr. Strong also reviews best practices for reporting of COVID-19.

CME CREDIT:

Radiologists interested in CME credit for this presentation can take the course online at the MEDNAX Center for Research, Education, Quality & Safety

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