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A Sense of Belonging – From the ACR Bulletin - …”The power of our advocacy efforts is, in large part, based on our speaking with a unified voice for the benefit of our patients. As we think about how to engage as many radiologists as possible in advocacy efforts to amplify that voice, let us enjoy connecting with and learning from those who share our particular practice challenges or interests — but let us never
- It is that time of the year again: The March Chapter Challenge is now underway! The #marchchapterchallenge is an annual campaign to see which state chapter can rally the most members to contribute to RADPAC. As the ACR’s political action committee, RADPAC makes sure that our voice and interests as residents, fellows, and future practicing radiologists are well represented in
Cost Discussions: What Do Patients and Families Want? - Dr. Zeke Silva discusses Quality Metrics in Radiology. click here for the full article. ““Quality is our image” is the ACR’s tagline, and it applies at multiple levels described by the PFC. Quality patient-centered care includes ensuring the proper studies are performed at the right time. Our ability to effectively communicate those results to all stakeholders involved in care coordination is an important opportunity. Patients expect
Spring Society Meeting Coming Up! - Our Spring meeting date has been set! April 4, 2019, 18:30 at Koestler Prime. Mission Statement
The Mississippi Radiological Society is a state chapter of the American College of Radiology and its mission is to:
- Advance of the science of radiology;
- Improve radiologic service to patients and the medical community;
- Study the economics of radiology;
- Encourage improvement and continuing education for radiologists;
- And establish and maintain high medical and ethical standards in the practice of Radiology.
Membership
The Mississippi Radiological Society currently has 160 active members and approximately 22 members-in-training.
2018 Fall Mississippi Radiological Society Chapter Meeting sponsored by
