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From “The Radiologist Faces Automation,” Dr.

My second workforce column for the AJR is up.

I’ve been happily using AutoHotkey as a radiologist for years.

CorePrep is a new, completely free, community-supported radiology qbank with over a thousand questions so far.

Starting October 1, Radiology Partners will further “share the efficiency gains” from their Mosaic platform, which includes AI drafts for specific exams as well as a voice recognition application layer (i.e., PowerScribe replacement capable of natural lan…

I don’t really want to listen to AI music or look at AI art, but the exception is AI-generated music about AI itself, which feels both amusing and fitting.

Ezra Klein interviewed NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang on his podcast last week.

I agreed to do a year-long monthly workforce column for AJR, and my first entry was published this week: It’s titled “A General Need” and contains my observations on the job market based on running Independent Radiology.

Miriam Pawel, in an op-ed in The New York Times, argues that the University of California should not bring back the SAT requirement for admission: What has made the University of California exceptional is its commitment to increase access without sacrific…

Yesterday was Yom Kippur, the Day of Repentance for Jews around the world and the end of the Days of Awe, an annual ten-day period of reflection and forgiveness.

From Stop Pathologizing Normal Life, published this July in the NYTimes: Which brings us to life’s meaning.

I…love this song (and the others).

I believe in the importance of thriving independent private practices for the field of radiology.

Regarding a study of remote work looking at 500,000 Americans with “remotable jobs,” Prof Emma Harrington, one of the ‘Home Alone’ study’s authors: When one person is out of the office, it impacts people who remain in the office, so even an on-site worker…

I have literally no association with the ABR, but since they’ve been gradually publishing more info about the new Oral Boards (coming to a computer near you in 2028) and not everyone reads The Beam newsletter as religiously as I do, I thought I’d share the

From Stefan Zweig’s short book on the famous sixteenth-century Frenchman, a passage where Montaigne rales against schooling as the mere transmission of knowledge: “They never cease whining into our ears,” he gripes, “as if it were being poured into a funn…

Ordinary Abundance is a lovely little visual essay.

From independent interventional radiologist Dr.

Back in 2018, fresh out of training, I was asked, along with some physician finance bloggers, to contribute an answer to an article about early-career financial mistakes (my post about that post is here).

On the same note, a fantastic short visual essay on writing: Do It 14,000 Times Slower With This One Trick The post Writing Takes Time first appeared on Ben White.