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AIS Announces Upcoming Conferences

Associated Imaging Services (AIS) recently announced it will exhibit at two upcoming industry conferences, according to Associated Imaging Services Vice President of Sales and Marketing Grant Norris.

AIS will be in Booth 37 at the 67th annual Southwestern Chapter of the Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SWC-SNMMI) show in Sugar Land, Texas at the Houston Marriott. The dates of the show are March 24-26. More information is available at swc-snmmi.org.

AIS will also exhibit at the MD Expo in Houston, Texas on April 11-13. AIS will be at Booth 218. MD Expo strives to provide healthcare technology management (HTM) professionals with a unique, intimate and rewarding conference second to none. Clinical engineers, biomedical technicians, directors and managers, procurement/asset managers and others responsible for medical technology will gather in a one-of-a-kind warm and welcoming environment to network with peers, learn the latest technologies and advances in HTM.

For more information, visit MDExpoShow.com.

Bridging the Gap: Communicating Better in the Imaging Workplace

Although communication is a fundamental skill in any working environment, choosing the right words to get your message across in a fast-paced, high-stakes environment like health care, where the majority of experiences are streamlined and protocol-driven, can become complicated to the point of easily distorting a message.

Alabama hospitals are facing
an 'existential crisis’'

Hospitals everywhere are struggling, but Alabama providers are facing a perilous situation. Without help, some of the state’s hospitals will close, the head of the Alabama Hospital Association says.

Photon-Counting CT Enables Lower Contrast Media for Aortic Imaging

Photon-counting detector CT reduces the amount of contrast needed for CT angiography (CTA) while maintaining image quality, according to a new study published in Radiology: Cardiothoracic Imaging, a journal of the Radiological Society of North America (RSNA).

It could be the effect of climate change. Or perhaps it's due to fertility treatments, multiple births or a mother's own health condition. There is no doubt, though, that congenital heart disease - characterized by structural irregularities in the heart muscle - is on the rise.

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Imaging Insider

AIS Announces Upcoming Conferences

Bridging the Gap: Communicating Better in the Imaging Workplace

Alabama hospitals are facing an 'existential crisis’'

Photon-Counting CT Enables Lower Contrast Media for Aortic Imaging

Fetal Echoes: Caring for the Heart During Pregnancy

Alabama hospitals are facing
an 'existential crisis’'