Productivity, part 1: getting things done, using e-mail, scanners, reference managers, note-taking applications, and text expanders.
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Abstract
In an era of declining reimbursements and tightening of the job market, today's radiologists are forced to "make do with less." With the rollout of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, commonly called "Obamacare," radiologists will be expected not only to interpret studies but to also take on many additional roles, adding a new layer of complexity to already demanding daily duties. These changes make it more important than ever to develop a personal workflow management system incorporating some of the most potent productivity tools. In this article, the authors discuss current productivity techniques and related software with the most potential to help radiologists keep up with the ever increasing demands on their time at the work place and help us lead more balanced lives.
Medical subject headings
- Databases as Topic
- Efficiency
- Electronic Mail
- Radiology
- Time Management
- Workload
- Writing