Patients can sue a clinician in the United States for medical malpractice if they do not receive the level of care that another clinician in the same position would have provided if they had the same credentials. Likewise, radiologists experience considerable anxiety...

Thanks to digital technology, radiologists and patients' connection have transformed unsustainable healthcare systems into sustainable ones. With teleradiology specialities, radiologists who specialize in specific medical imaging types have enabled healthcare systems...

The last three decades have seen expeditious advances in types of medical imaging. The advent of diagnostic imaging has allowed radiologists to use high-resolution images of soft and hard tissues to examine health conditions and dictate adequate treatment schemes for...

The COVID pandemic has fast-tracked the adoption of advanced medical imaging solutions in the teleradiology industry. Thus, Emergen Research predicts that the market for teleradiology services will produce a turnover of USD 40 billion globally by 2028, growing at a...

In the future, the number of new cancer cases worldwide is predicted to almost double, and it remains to be seen whether or not this alarming trend will level off or reverse. With an increase in cancer diagnoses, oncology radiology becomes even more relevant. In light...

The benefits of remote radiology for companies in healthcare, medical specialists, and patients have been boosted by technology, which has transformed unfeasible healthcare into sustainable healthcare. In addition, it has enabled healthcare facilities to discharge...

The benefits of remote radiology for radiologists is becoming more accessible as computers, smartphones, and digital image-capturing machines become the major forces driving the development of teleradiology. Teleradiology was not scalable or of high quality, despite...