Tag: medical imaging

radiology, healthcare systems, Homeland Security

Homeland Security Warning: What Healthcare Providers Need to Know About the Latest Medical Imaging Software Vulnerability

In an era where healthcare systems are increasingly targeted by cybercriminals, safeguarding patient data and operational infrastructure has never been more critical. Recently, the healthcare sector received another urgent wake-up call regarding its digital defenses. The Cybersecurity & Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), a key arm of the Department of Homeland Security, issued an alert warning of potential vulnerabilities found within widely used medical imaging software. … Continue reading Homeland Security Warning: What Healthcare Providers Need to Know About the Latest Medical Imaging Software Vulnerability

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Radiologic Technologist, ARRT, radiology

How radiologic technologists can stay certified without burnout?

In the fast-paced world of medical imaging, the “pressure to produce” is real. Between back-to-back CT scans, portable X-rays in the ER, and the physical toll of patient positioning, it’s easy to view your certification renewal as just another “to-do” on an overflowing plate. However, staying ARRT certified doesn’t have to be a source of stress. In fact, when approached correctly, the process can actually … Continue reading How radiologic technologists can stay certified without burnout?

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Radiologic Technologist, AHEC, radiology

ALERT! Why Protecting Educational Standards in Texas Imaging is a Non-Negotiable?

In the world of medical imaging, precision isn’t just a goal—it’s a requirement. We operate complex machinery where a few millimeters or a slight change in technique can be the difference between a life-saving diagnosis and a dangerous misinterpretation. That is why the recent alert from the Texas Society of Radiologic Technologists (TxSRT) regarding proposed amendment §186.26 is so alarming.  What’s Happening? A new proposal is on the table that would potentially slash … Continue reading ALERT! Why Protecting Educational Standards in Texas Imaging is a Non-Negotiable?

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AHEC

The Patient’s Rights and the 5 ”Rights” of Imaging

If you have been a patient in any health care situation recently, you have experienced a denial of some type of medical care.  It could have been a procedure that was not approved, a diagnostic test that someone determined was not necessary, or more likely a medication that was not on your approved list. Health care is changing rapidly and even though you have not … Continue reading The Patient’s Rights and the 5 ”Rights” of Imaging

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