Radisphere Survey Reveals Radiologists Value Their Peer Network and Attribute Improvements in Quality and Productivity to

WESTPORT, Conn.--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Radisphere, the market leader in software-enabled physician services, today announced the results of its annual Radiologist Satisfaction Survey, which looked to gauge overall satisfaction and perspective regarding the company’s unique service delivery model, among its radiologists.

The survey found that radiologists value peer collaboration and feedback:

  • 88% of respondents said that the ability to consult with other Radisphere radiologists is valuable
  • 90% of respondents said that the Radisphere peer review process is helpful

“Radiology is becoming increasingly complex and specialized and a traditional, small group setting can be isolating for a radiologist. We have found that by encouraging and promoting collaboration amongst radiologists as well as providing feedback on discrepancies, the risk of diagnostic errors can be significantly reduced,” said Scott Seidelmann, CEO and President of Radisphere.

According to survey results, radiologists believe workflow technology improves their quality and productivity:

  • 80% of respondents said Radisphere’s work management platform improves their productivity
  • 82% of respondents said Radisphere’s diagnostic checklist improves the quality of their reports

“Technology is the force that is driving change and advancement in the industry. Our platform was custom-built for radiologists to improve quality and productivity,” said Seidelmann. “Our technology makes it easier – not harder – for radiologists to do their work. Our ongoing investment in technology ensures that this will continue. We listen to our radiologists and respond with thoughtful innovation to meet their needs.”

The survey also probed to understand the overall satisfaction of Radisphere radiologists with the company. “Ultimately, the true testament to whether the radiologists enjoy working for Radisphere and feel that it is a good place to be, is to ask them if they would refer a friend,” stated Seidelmann. “The survey results speak for themselves – 92% of respondents said they would refer a colleague to work for Radisphere. The delivery model of radiology is changing and it is clear that radiologists are interested in these new models.”

The survey was conducted in July 2011, and garnered responses from 59 Radisphere radiologists. Respondents were based both in hospitals and in remote locations throughout the U.S., many with specialization or fellowship, in areas such as ED/Body, MSK and Neuro. Nearly half (44%) have been with Radisphere for four years or more.

About Radisphere

Radisphere (www.radisphere.net), headquartered in Westport, Connecticut and Cleveland, OH, is the market leader in software-enabled physician services. As an alternative clinical delivery model in radiology, Radisphere combines the largest network of subspecialty radiologists, proprietary technology and analytics to measurably improve outcomes and lower cost. Founded in 2001 by two renowned radiologists, Dr. Peter Franklin and Dr. Frank Seidelmann, Radisphere’s vision was to provide an alternative delivery model to community hospitals. After 10 years, Radisphere has changed the playing field and raised the bar with regard to how radiology is delivered and the performance level hospitals should expect from their radiology teams.



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