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Healthcare Industry and Environmental Sustainability: Radiology’s Next Biggest Opportunity for Meaningful Change

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By Lena Khanolkar, John R. Scheel, Lena Khanolkar
| Academic Radiology Verified
Key Words Sustainability Industry partnerships Climate change Environment Education Get full text access Log in, subscribe or purchase for full access. References 2. Salas, R.N. The growing link between climate change and health NEJM Catalyst. 2022; 3 3. McAlister, S. ∙ Morton, R.L. ∙ Barratt, A. Incorporating carbon into health care: adding carbon emissions to health technology assessments The Lancet Planetary Health. 2022; 6:e993-e999 4. NHE Fact Sheet | CMS. 〈www.cms.gov〉. . 5. Winder, M.
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Tackling Health Disparities in Radiology: A Practical Conceptual Framework

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By John R. Scheel, Tracy Onega, Ruth C. Carlos, Marissa B. Lawson
| Journal of the American College of Radiology Verified
Introduction To better highlight and address health equity, radiology as a field must explicitly address disparities in imaging-related patient care []. However, imaging as an intermediate step in a patient’s care often precludes identification of the imaging-related drivers of disparities. A conceptual framework for identifying disparities and modifiable factors that drive them would facilitate a more effective approach to related research efforts.
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Specialty Societies and Breast Cancer Screening Recommendations

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By Christoph I. Lee, Janie Lee, John R. Scheel
| JAMA (The Journal of the American Medical Association) Verified
To the Editor In their research letter published in a recent issue of JAMA Internal Medicine, Radhakrishnan and colleagues1 describe the results from a survey of primary care physicians and gynecologists (the Breast Cancer Social Networks Study).
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