31. The Great Radiology Migration: From Hospitals to Home Offices

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What happens when the dream of remote radiology becomes a nightmare for practice culture?

Tune in as Maddi and Jeff are joined by Ivan DeQuesada, MD and Andrew Moriarty, MD to discuss onsite staffing concerns and the tensions between productivity, patient care, and the modern radiologist's desire for flexibility. From empathetic accountability to equitable hybrid scheduling and strategic work-from-home incentives, this discussion reveals why balancing autonomy and presence is crucial for private practice radiology.

Find the JACR article here: https://www.jacr.org/article/S1546-1440(23)00736-6/abstract


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