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- The advancements in technology have improved the precision and efficiency of radiology, benefiting medical science significantly.
- The rise of remote reading has reduced face-to-face communication between radiologists, patients, and referring physicians, impacting the personal connection in the field.
- To maintain their vital role in medical care, radiologists need to adapt and step up as consultants, showcasing their value to counteract the trend of commoditization.
Article Abstract
The field of radiology has benefited greatly from the technological boom that has brought greater precision, efficiency and utilization amid an exponential growth in medical science. The downside is that the same technology that has allowed the field to grow is contributing to an erosion of interpersonal communication and connection with patients and referring physicians. Remote reading has displaced us from the communal reading room, where much interaction and teaching used to take place. The "invisible" radiologist must transcend these barriers in order to preserve and strengthen the role of radiology in medical care. With modest adaptation, radiologists can regain their identity as consultants, where they have the greatest chance to show their value and thwart the drive toward commoditization.
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