Professor of Diagnostic Radiology, Yale University School of Medicine
Radiology
Dr. Howard P. Forman, MD
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Howard Forman is an expert in the field of Radiology. He graduated from Stony Brook University School of Medicine. Howard Forman is also a published MD. He has 103 paper published. The most recent paper is: The nurse-physician relationship: can it be saved? He accepts all Medicare patients.
Publications
- Letter to the Editor Regarding "Adjacent Level Ligamentous Injury Associated with Traumatic Cervical Spine Fractures: Indications for Imaging and Implications for Trea...
- Screening for Pediatric Blunt Cerebrovascular Injury: Review of Literature and a Cost-Effectiveness Analysis.
- Organ laceration grading adherence by radiologists.
- Cost-Effectiveness of Angiographic Imaging in Isolated Perimesencephalic Subarachnoid Hemorrhage.
- Commentary: Masters of radiology panel discussion--how do we maintain control over imaging?
- Time-motion analysis of emergency radiologists and emergency physicians at an urban academic medical center.
- Masters of radiology panel discussion--is imaging in decline?
- Deficit reduction act: effects on utilization of noninvasive musculoskeletal imaging.
- Masters of radiology panel discussion: women in radiology--how can we encourage more women to join the field and become leaders?
- What is the role of the radiologist in holding down health care cost growth?
- Introducing medical students to radiology as paid emergency department triage assistants.
- Masters of radiology panel discussion: encouraging and fostering mentorship--how we can ensure that no faculty member is left behind and that leaders do not fail.
- Radiology health services research: from imperative to legislative mandate.
- Rising Use of CT in Child Visits to the Emergency Department in the United States, 1995-2008.
- Masters of radiology panel discussion: the commoditization of radiology.
- National trends in CT use in the emergency department: 1995-2007.
- Masters of radiology panel discussion: Models for health care performance in radiology--how do we measure our productivity and ourselves?
- A survey of policies and procedures on the communication and documentation of radiologic interpretations.
- Renal ultrasonography in the evaluation of acute kidney injury: developing a risk stratification framework.
- What we can and cannot see coming.
- The performance of outside readings by radiology practices.
- An "a la carte" academic radiology compensation plan: something for everyone.
- Masters of radiology panel discussion: who is accountable for the appropriateness of studies--the radiologist, the referring physician, or both?
- Masters of radiology panel discussion: radiology extenders--challenges and opportunities to balance the demands of our changing work environment.
- Masters of radiology panel discussion: role of communication in today's radiologic practices.
- The educational and career impact of using medical students for triaging off-hour diagnostic imaging requests at a major academic medical center.
- Who's underworked and who's overworked now? An update on radiologist shortage and surplus.
- Masters of radiology panel discussion: responding to health care reform and other market pressures.
- The impact of Medicaid coverage and reimbursement on access to diagnostic mammography.
- Workload of radiologists in United States in 2006-2007 and trends since 1991-1992.
- The effect of teleradiology on time to interpretation for CT pulmonary angiographic studies.
- Panel discussions in radiology: Changes in radiology training and new examination format.
- The reasons that many radiology practices don't use off-hours services.
- Thanks!--Final policy brief.
- Prevalence of productivity-enhancing technologies in radiology.
- A survey of radiology practices' use of after-hours radiology services.
- The President's budget: dead-on-arrival, but still a threat!
- National health care expenditure update: a new threat or an opportunity?
- The hidden costs of CT bioeffects.
- The good news: what we can be thankful for.
- Re: "Economics of radiology report editing using voice recognition technology".
- Radiologists' salaries: should we worry?
- Informing parents about CT radiation exposure in children: it's OK to tell them.
- Medicare update for radiologists: predictions for 2008 and beyond.
- Diagnostic radiology and the new Congress: where are the health priorities?
- Diagnostic radiology 2007--new year: BIG challenges.
- The state of teleradiology in 2003 and changes since 1999.
- CT screening for lung cancer: implications on social responsibility.
- Referring physicians' attitudes toward international interpretation of teleradiology images.
- What characterizes academic radiology departments that secure large amounts of external funding for research?
- How to think about insurance: the economics of risk and how it may affect our practice.
- The radiology job market: help wanted.
- Update on the diagnostic radiology employment market: findings through 2005.
- MRI and CT imaging: how fast can reimbursement be cut?
- Diagnostic CT scans: institutional informed consent guidelines and practices at academic medical centers.
- Radiology reimbursement faces major changes.
- Residency training as technology matures a survey of radiology residents' training experiences.
- Radiation dose associated with unenhanced CT for suspected renal colic: impact of repetitive studies.
- Is the tobacco settlement constitutional?
- Health care policy consultants to the US government: who are they? and why radiologists should care.
- Cost accounting in radiology: new directions and importance for policy.
- Update on the diagnostic radiologist employment market: findings through 2004.
- Is tax reform a solution to the uninsured crisis in America?
- A comprehensive portrait of teleradiology in radiology practices: results from the American College of Radiology's 1999 Survey.
- MedPAC, Medicare and imaging growth.
- Health benefits at work: part 2--What is health insurance? (...and what is "moral hazard"?).
- Self-referred whole-body imaging: where are we now?
- Can policy be nonpartisan?
- Professional resource cost of body CT examinations: analysis of interpretation costs in different patient populations.
- Implementation of an international teleradiology staffing model.
- Why don't female medical students choose diagnostic radiology? A review of the current literature.
- Diagnostic CT scans: assessment of patient, physician, and radiologist awareness of radiation dose and possible risks.
- MRI in the diagnosis of cartilage injury in the wrist.
- Emergency department image interpretation services at private community hospitals.
- Update on the diagnostic radiologist shortage.
- The business of radiology and the mission statement.
- Emergency radiology coverage: technical and clinical feasibility of an international teleradiology model.
- Medicare Part A: trust funds, Medicare reform and the presidential elections of 2004, 2008, 2012...
- Findings in 2002 from a help wanted index of job advertisements: is the job-market shortage of diagnostic radiologists easing?
- MD/MBA programs in the United States: evidence of a change in health care leadership.
- State expenditures for tobacco-control programs and the tobacco settlement.
- Updated findings from a help wanted index of job advertisements and an analysis of the policy implications: is the job-market shortage for diagnostic radiologists stab...
- Evaluation of an emergency radiology quality assurance program at a level I trauma center: abdominal and pelvic CT studies.
- Data from a professional society placement service as a measure of the employment market for physicians.
- The nurse-physician relationship: can it be saved?
- Risk factors for dementia associated with multiple cerebral infarcts. A case-control analysis in predominantly African-American hospital-based patients.
- Cerebral vasculitis and hemorrhage in an adolescent taking diet pills containing phenylpropanolamine: case report and review of literature.
- Chest radiography in patients with early stage prostatic carcinoma. Effect on treatment planning and cost analysis.
- Comparison of childhood sexual histories in subjects with pedophilia or opiate addiction and healthy controls: is childhood sexual abuse a risk factor for addictions?
- Health care cost-benefit and cost-effectiveness analysis: an overview.
- Hyperechoic renal cell carcinomas: increase in detection at US.
- When is an examination complete? Lessons to be learned from cost-effectiveness analysis.
- A rational approach to the diagnosis of hypertrophic pyloric stenosis: do the results match the claims?
- Cost, value, and price: what is the difference and why care?
- Health services research: the imperative revisited.
- Evaluating health services: the importance of patients' preferences and quality of life.
- Fractured penis: sonographic aid to diagnosis.
- Hepatic spiral CT: reduction of dose of intravenous contrast material.
- Congenital neuroblastoma: evaluation with multimodality imaging.
- Efficacy of prone positioning during intravenous urography in patients with hematuria or urothelial tumor but no obstruction.
- A Policy-Driven Perspective on Rising Drug Costs in Dermatology.
- Comparison of CT and MRI findings for cervical spine clearance in obtunded patients without high impact trauma.
Schools
State University of New York Health Science Center At Stony Brook
Winthrop University Hospital
Barnes Jewish Hospital
Doctors Specialties
- Diagnostic Radiology
- Radiology
Accepted Insurances
Education
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Washington University - Barnes-Jewish Hospital -
Winthrop-University Hospital -
Stony Brook University School of Medicine
Hospital
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Yale-New Haven Hospital -
Yale New Haven Hospital
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| National Provider Identifier [NPI] | 1316928385 |
| Last Name Of The Provider | FORMAN |
| First Name Of The Provider | HOWARD |
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