Teleradiology facilitates the remote diagnosis and treatment of patients across the globe by providing a crucial component of telemedicine and revolutionizing the way diagnostic imaging services are delivered. This innovation enhances access to specialized imaging interpretation services and significantly improves the efficiency and reach of healthcare delivery. Teleradiology is beneficial to healthcare services in many ways. The utilization of teleradiology services can enable a facility to reduce its out-of-pocket costs, provide 24/7 radiological services, increase the number of physicians available for consultation, and expedite and improve patient care.

By: Ron DiGiaimo, MBA, FACHE, Dr. Barbara McAneny, MD, Marc Gelinas, and Ben Adams

Cancer growth and cancer care have never stopped in the world of Oncology and the COVID-19 pandemic. Hospitals and cancer centers faced unique challenges and were forced to adapt quickly to ensure the safety of cancer patients, at heightened risk. Across the nation, oncologists, healthcare workers, and patients came together to overcome the challenges and produce incredible solutions that may be with us for years post-pandemic. 

By: Ron DiGiaimo MBA, FACHE, Laura Thevenot CEO, Marc Gelinas MHA, CMPE, CPHIMS, FACHE, and Ben Adams

Cancer growth and cancer care have never stopped in the world of Oncology and the COVID-19 pandemic. Hospitals and cancer centers faced unique challenges and were forced to adapt quickly to ensure the safety of cancer patients, at heightened risk for COVID-19. Across the nation, we saw oncologists, healthcare workers, and patients come together to overcome the challenges and produce incredible solutions that may be with us for years post-pandemic. ​

By: Ron DiGiaimo, MBA, FACHE, and Ben Adams

Cancer growth and cancer care have never stopped in the world of oncology and the COVID-19 pandemic. Hospitals and cancer centers faced unique challenges and were forced to adapt quickly to ensure the safety of cancer patients, at heightened risk for COVID-19. Across the nation, we saw oncologists, healthcare workers, and patients come together to overcome the challenges and produce incredible solutions that may be with us for years post-pandemic. We sat down to obtain lessons learned and information that can be shared with Darlena Chadwick, MSN, MBA, FACHE, Vice President of Patient Care at The Queens Medical Center based in Honolulu, Hawaii with affiliates on the surrounding islands; it is easily the largest trauma center in the Pacific.