Gathering Storm Clouds Suggest the Need for a Culture Change in Radiology: Radiologist-centered Imaging

Moskowitz, Peter S.

doi:10.1148/radiol.2015142738

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“…In this vision, MP3.0 is motivated by the conviction that medical physicists bring unique and crucial expertise to the table, that every patient's care can be improved by a medical physicist, and that every clinic should have a medical physicist. MP3.0 aligns with similar initiatives which have been launched in other areas of health, including radiology, 15,16 public health, 17 gastroenterology, 18 and nursing. 19 Recognizing medical physics as a unique discipline can offer clarity to its contributing role in and value to the healthcare enterprise.…”

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Redefining and reinvigorating the role of physics in clinical medicine: A Report from the AAPM Medical Physics 3.0 Ad Hoc Committee

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Derived from 2 yr of deliberations and community engagement, Medical Physics 3.0 (MP3.0) is an effort commissioned by the American Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) to devise a framework of strategies by which medical physicists can maintain and improve their integral roles in, and contributions to, health care and its innovation under conditions of rapid change and uncertainty. Toward that goal, MP3.0 advocates a broadened and refreshed model of sustainable excellence by which medical physicists can and should contribute to health care. The overarching conviction of MP3.0 is that every healthcare facility can benefit from medical physics and every patient's care can be improved by a medical physicist. This large and expansive challenge necessitates a range of strategies specific to each area of medical physics: clinical practice, research, product development, and education. The present paper offers a summary of the Phase 1 deliberations of the MP3.0 initiative pertaining to strategic directions of the discipline primarily but not exclusively oriented toward the clinical practice of medical physics in the United States.

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Section: Role Of Medical Physics In Health Carementioning

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Redefining and reinvigorating the role of physics in clinical medicine: A Report from the AAPM Medical Physics 3.0 Ad Hoc Committee

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“…In assessing overall happiness, radiologists rated lowest of the medical specialties in the 2015 survey. 8 To my knowledge, there are no existing studies that assess potential burnout differences in incidence, causation, and possible solutions between diagnostic radiologists and interventional radiologists. While many of the stresses in medicine apply to all physicians, there are unique characteristics of diagnostic radiology and IR practices that need to be acknowledged and addressed.…”

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Interventional Radiology: A Potential Antidote to Physician Burnout

Knox¹

2019

Semin intervent Radiol

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Physician burnout affects more than half of U.S. physicians, is multifactorial in origin, and should be addressed at organizational, group, and individual levels. By examining the career of one private practice interventional radiologist, insight into lessons learned and strategies for promotion of a fulfilling career might apply to others. Priorities may vary depending on stage of career, but some common themes of meaning and purpose that most interventional radiology (IR) physicians embrace throughout their careers emerge. Recognizing and cultivating these might provide keys to mitigating professional burnout and promoting a fulfilling IR career.

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“…Burnout is also increasingly being recognized as a phenomenon contributing to dissatisfaction among radiologists (15). A challenging workload, long clinical days, and difficult shifts can all contribute to burnout; radiologists report experiencing burnout at a higher rate than physicians from most other medical specialties averaged together (16).…”

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Now You See It, But Would You Later? Examining the Mechanisms of Satisfaction of Search in the Fatigued Radiologist

Cook

2017

Academic Radiology

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Gathering Storm Clouds Suggest the Need for a Culture Change in Radiology: Radiologist-centered Imaging

Cited by 18 publications

References 15 publications

Redefining and reinvigorating the role of physics in clinical medicine: A Report from the AAPM Medical Physics 3.0 Ad Hoc Committee

Redefining and reinvigorating the role of physics in clinical medicine: A Report from the AAPM Medical Physics 3.0 Ad Hoc Committee

Interventional Radiology: A Potential Antidote to Physician Burnout

Now You See It, But Would You Later? Examining the Mechanisms of Satisfaction of Search in the Fatigued Radiologist

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