Eric Postal is a journalist who writes for Diagnostic Imaging®, focusing on various topics related to radiology. With a keen interest in the field, Eric explores subjects such as advancements in technology, professional challenges, and the impact of radiology on patient care. Through his articles, he aims to provide valuable insights and promote discussions within the radiology community.
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Eric Postal's coverage primarily revolves around expert commentary and opinion pieces related to the field of radiology, nuclear medicine, and medical imaging. Given this focus, he would likely be interested in receiving pitches from experts within these fields who can provide insightful commentary on advancements, challenges, or changes within the industry.
As a writer with an emphasis on scientific and human resources & employment themes in the context of radiology and nuclear medicine, Eric may welcome contributions that offer perspectives on career development for professionals in these fields or address scientific breakthroughs impacting them.
Since there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for his articles, it is advisable to consider international sources if they have insights relevant to the global practice of radiology and nuclear medicine.
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What are the key factors that facilitate a collegial work environment in radiology?
In the elusive pursuit of reconciling case volume and having an appropriate number of radiologists, the proverbial windsurfer may fare better than stand-up paddleboarders and daredevil surfers at navigating the waves of the profession.
Is it plausible that the current emphasis on spending what it takes to recruit and retain radiologists in a thriving job market shifts to more and more of a dependence on AI?
“I hate to say this but …” prefacing criticisms with tired disclaimers is an all-too common, albeit necessary, practice in radiology.
By: Eric Postal
Self-imposed fears of embarrassment may lead to an inadvertent defensive stance that prevents us from learning.
As recommendations have become a commonplace expectation on radiology reports, is there a point where we are crossing the line?
Do we get mired in the rut of generational grumbling, or do we reframe resentments into perspective of what we have overcome?
Does the wisdom of experience to make meaningful changes in radiology get usurped by reduced energy and a sense of diminishing returns?
In contrast to simply agreeing with the negative herd or hijacking a conversation with unrelated commentary, emphasizing spirited contributions and viewpoints can facilitate a lively exchange of ideas in radiology forums.
By: Eric Postal
There may be a certain denial about the capability of proposed radiology workforce solutions and technological advances such as AI to enhance our efficiency.
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