Radiology

The holidays are a busy time of year for everyone, but they also happen to be an even busier time for radiologists. Every year during the week following Thanksgiving, the Radiologic

Here in our Department of Radiology at Cincinnati Children’s, we are grateful for so much. We challenged our staff to send out appreciation of gratitude to their fellow co-workers via

Today is the time to be thankful, remember good times, and embrace those who enrich our lives. Our Radiology Department at Cincinnati Children’s is thankful for a lot of things,

This month of November our Radiology Department is launching its Gratitude Games. It is a way for our colleagues to express their thanks to each other and to our patients and families. Many of us received heartfelt

Each year, the Radiology department historically “adopts” a family for Christmas. Our adopted families share a history with Cincinnati Children’s. The families we typically adopt are dealing with the normal demands of daily life with children when

The words and phrases listed above come directly from feedback from our patients and families who visited us in the month of October. The last comment sums it up succinctly: “Thank you for taking such good

We are still busy filling our ranks in our Radiology Department this fall. Here are some more new technologists and support administration joining our team.     Avalonia Ava McCloud  Hi, I’m Avalonia “Ava” McCloud, but you

From our Department of Radiology, Cincinnati Children’s, we thank our veterans for bravely answering the call to duty and honor them for their service. Happy Veterans Day!      Meredith Towbin,

On November 8, 1895, Wilhelm Roentgen discovered the x-ray. It is remarkable to consider how imaging has evolved over 126 years and what we can provide to patients and their families.   From the first fuzzy images

Hi, my name is Aki Tanimoto and I’m one of the new faculty radiologists at Cincinnati Children’s. I specialize in cardioradiology and general radiology section. I grew up in Okemos,

Brooke Johnson  Hi, my name is Brooke and I am in the X-ray department. I grew up in Columbus, OH, then moved to Pittsburgh where I went to a community college for radiologic technology.

Hello, my name is Jungwhan John Choi, but you can call me John. I am one of the new radiologists at Cincinnati Children’s specializing in neuroradiology and fetal imaging.    I was born

The feedback we receive through the patient satisfaction survey is an important part of our quality improvement process. Patient satisfaction data helps us determine areas in need of improvement. It also tells

At Cincinnati Children’s, we use departmental self-made training videos to teach our technologists various techniques to get the best scanning diagnoses of our pediatric patients. This video is a short

In September, 90.8 % of the 358 families surveyed gave us a 9 or 10 for “Overall rating of the facility”  What’s New?  At the end of each quarter, the Radiology Patient Experience

Most of us are familiar with helium: it makes party balloons float, and makes your voice sound funny if you breathe it in. Where does it come from? Most of it

This week starts the annual United Way of Greater Cincinnati campaign. Each year our Radiology Department does it’s part of raising money for the campaign. Throughout the campaign, our staff

When it comes to MRI safety, there are good reasons why we have certain rules or protocols that we must follow. Test your MRI safety knowledge and see if you

Patient Experience is a program set forth by Cincinnati Children’s Radiology Department to investigate and put into effect ways to make our patients’ and their families’ visit outcomes better. Implemented by our Quality Improvement and

The Cincinnati Children’s Volunteer Dog Visit Program began in 1993 and has grown into one of our largest Volunteer Services opportunities available. Together with their owners, the volunteer dogs have