Asset Management

AHRA Quick Credit™ articles are taken from Radiology Management, the top-rated publication among medical imaging administrators. As the peer-reviewed journal published by AHRA, Radiology Management contains evidence-based research articles, case studies, and columns related to imaging management.

Asset Management Quick Credit articles include:

• Contrast Media Syringe Delivery Systems
• The Leap from Doppler to UltraFast Doppler
• The Process of Purchasing a Motorized Health Vehicle
• Radiology Equipment Maintenance and Contract Procurement in the UK
• Magnetic Fields of Green

Did you miss a recent AHRA Webinar? You can now access that Webinar online—at your convenience. AHRA online Webinars have synchronized the audio presentation with the presentation slides.

Asset Management Webinars include:

• Contribution Margins for Modality-Based Services
• Space Planning: Get It Right the First Time!

AHRA Conferences:

2009 Fall Conference - New Realities, Challenging Times
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Asset Management video presentations include:

• Slashing Your Medical Equipment Maintenance Budget

2009 Spring Conference - Succeeding in Challenging Times
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Asset Management video presentations include:

• A Toolbox for Moving from Analog to Digital Mammography
• Issues and Concerns around New DICOM Functionality

2008 Fall Conference - Medical Imaging: Reaching Higher
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Asset Management video presentations include:

• Contemporary Changes in MRI Safety “Best Practices,” Regulation and Professional Liability
• Emerging Breast Imaging Modalities

Asset Management in Radiology

A comprehensive textbook from AHRA offering information on the latest, most effective best practices in asset management. This book addresses a wide variety of issues including capital equipment planning, building and construction planning, project implementation, maintenance, and supplies. Assets in the healthcare environment represent a significant expense to any organization; second only to labor costs. Managing these assets and their associated expenses requires expertise, know-how, and an acquired wisdom. This resource is designed to provide the imaging administrator with the foundational knowledge in order to manage these assets on a day-to-day and annual basis.

If you would like to purchase the hard copy, please click here.