Professor

Radiology

Bruce Hillman is an expert in the field of Radiology. He graduated from University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry. Bruce Hillman is a published doctor and has 99 publications published. The lastest was: 'Survey of After-Hours Coverage of Emergency Department Imaging Studies by US Academic Radiology Departments.'

Publications

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• Survey of After-Hours Coverage of Emergency Department Imaging Studies by US Academic Radiology Departments.
• Radiologists' Burden of Inefficiency Using Conventional Imaging Workstations.
• The Medical Imaging & Technology Alliance Conference on Research Endpoints Appropriate for Medicare Coverage of New PET Radiopharmaceuticals.
• The 2012 JACR Readership Survey.
• Radiology in 2022: challenges and opportunities in the coming decade-proceedings of the 12th Annual ACR Forum.
• A Broader Importance of NOPR to the Future of Nuclear Imaging.
• Somebody has to pay.
• Ethical radiologic practice.
• MITA PET Coverage Workshop.
• Always read the fine print.
• The soothsayer of doom.
• Reconciliation.
• When birds come home to roost.
• The continuing saga.
• The seed corn.
• Complications.
• Once lost, gone forever.
• Happy days are here again.
• Managing hospital-radiologist relationships: proceedings of the Tenth Annual ACR Forum.
• The thrill of victory.
• The great transition.
• Imaging: the self-referral boom and the ongoing search for effective policies to contain it.
• Clash of cultures.
• We need to be savvy.
• In the right place at the right time.
• Effect of computer-aided detection for CT colonography in a multireader, multicase trial.
• If you can't say something nice, at least make it interesting.
• What are the greatest opportunities and challenges for radiology during the coming twenty-five years?
• Just when you think things can't get any better...
• The uncritical use of high-tech medical imaging.
• Radiologists must become more critical.
• Measure twice...cut once.
• How many do we need?
• The problem with CER.
• Between a rock and a hard place...
• Farewell ... and welcome.
• What would happen if...?
• The 2009 ACR Forum: health care payment models.
• Bad money drives out good: forebodings of a corporatized American radiology--the 2009 Eugene Caldwell lecture.
• The irresistible march of technology.
• What happened to payment reform?
• Coke vs Pepsi.
• Churlish behavior.
• Demonstrating the value of imaging to patients' health.
• The goose that lays the golden eggs.
• I only heard one shoe drop.
• The changing face of health technology assessment.
• Screening for cancer with high technology imaging tests.
• Alternative and complementary medicine.
• A legend in my own mind (with apologies to Tom Daschle).
• The world of molecular imaging.
• CME for reading JACR.
• Seeking out blue waters.
• When an express train becomes a local.
• The American College Of Radiology Imaging Network--clinical trials of diagnostic imaging and image-guided treatment.
• Radiology practice models: the 2008 ACR Forum.
• . . . That is the question.
• The sorcerer's apprentice.
• When is the right time to conduct a clinical trial of a diagnostic imaging technology?
• The two sides of the coin.
• Radiation exposure and imaging utilization.
• Radiology and public health.
• Leadership in Radiology: the 2007 ACR Forum.
• ACRIN: time for transition.
• Same old, same old.
• The populism of the Web.
• It's all over but the shouting.
• Trying to regulate imaging self-referral is like playing whack-a-mole.
• Apathy, schmapathy: either way, is it worth getting excited?
• War or cancer.
• The imaging imperative meets concerns about radiation exposure.
• Appropriateness.
• Health services research of medical imaging: my impressions.
• Everyone is working harder.
• CT screening for lung cancer: appearances can be deceiving.
• Quality begins at home.
• Mother, may I ...
• Invention to practice.
• Do we need randomized controlled clinical trials to evaluate the clinical impact of breast MR imaging?
• Introduction to the special issue on medical imaging in oncology.
• Quality improvement in radiology: white paper report of the Sun Valley Group meeting.
• Doing well by doing good: the ACRIN Fund for Imaging Innovation.
• Academic radiology and the future of the specialty.
• Only the paranoid survive.
• The lost keys may not lie under the lamppost.
• The diffusion of new imaging technologies: a molecular imaging prospective.
• It takes collaboration.
• Research residents' choices of academic radiology careers.
• Dumb and dumber.
• Brave new world.
• Individual rights and the good of the specialty.
• The new emphasis on quality and safety.
• Physicians are only human...
• The FDA and radiologists: momentum for change.
• Informed and shared decision making: an alternative to the debate over unproven screening tests.
• Access to the best possible health care is a "moral value".
• International teleradiology and new workforce expectations.
• Valid clinical research and reimbursement for what we do.

Schools

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• University Of Rochester School Of Medicine and Dentistry

• George Washington University School Of Med

• Peter Bent Brigham Hospital

Doctors Specialties

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• Diagnostic Radiology
• Radiology

Accepted Insurances

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Education

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• Brigham and Women's Hospital
• George Washington University
• University of Rochester School of Medicine and Dentistry

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