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The RBMA Board and leadership are committed to successfully carrying out our mission to inspire and empower radiology business professionals through innovation, education, collaboration, and advocacy, by ensuring that our workforce and volunteers reflect the diverse backgrounds of the members we serve.

RBMA aims to foster an inclusive membership community that can combine their immense knowledge and expertise to generate innovative ideas that advance the business of radiology. We are also committed to providing education and pursuing advocacy efforts that help our radiology practices navigate a continually changing environment in which shifting demographics and other business and societal trends are requiring them to adapt to remain relevant.  

RBMA Education and Resource Hub


RBMA is committed to offering members the opportunity to increase individual aptitude and knowledge in foundational concepts of belonging and inclusion. Below are educational resources aimed at fulfilling this commitment.

Mapping Social Determinants and Cancer Disparities     WATCH ON DEMAND >>
Learn about a new publicly available mapping tool designed to enhance data-driven initiatives for cancer equity. This tool identifies community factors associated with cancer disparities and features interactive maps that visually reveal correlations between cancer metrics and social determinants of health (SDOH) variables.

Advancing Clinical Research Diversity and Representation     WATCH ON DEMAND >>
Experts across disciplines will share evidence-informed and actionable approaches to increase inclusivity in clinical trials, registries and screening programs. This three-part series will cover innovative approaches to community and other stakeholder partnerships as well as improvements in workforce diversity and research equity.

2025 PaRADigm Keynote: Advancing Health for Patients, Communities, and the Planet   REGISTER NOW >>

Radiology continues to serve as the central hub for healthcare, with almost every patient having experienced our innovative services. During this coming decade of financial constraints, staffing shortages, and rapid technological change, we can expand our role in advancing patient health, health equity, and community well-being, while achieving environmental sustainability.

This keynote will highlight how radiology can address the unique needs of both patients and the workforce, in light of the significant demographic shifts currently happening in our communities. Dr. Omary and Dr. Spottswood will provide strategies for meeting these needs, based, in part, on the work done at our institution to diversify the workforce and to measure the impact of inclusivity. They will discuss the importance of ensuring that services and innovations are accessible to all, especially the most vulnerable and those who live in imaging deserts. Additionally, they'll explore how embracing eco-friendly technologies and practices can lead to better health outcomes with a smaller ecological footprint. Finally, the speakers will demonstrate how radiologists can become a trusted source for leadership within health systems and in our increasingly diverse communities. By uniting these goals, radiology can become a powerful force for change, enhancing lives, and protecting future generations.

 

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