Dr. Paul McCoubrie[email protected]MRIWhy are the juniors revolting?The mood among the younger generation of radiologists in the U.K. is one of marked disgruntlement, writes Dr. Paul McCoubrie. A new survey suggests nearly 8 out of 10 trainees may leave the profession due to the extended roles of nonradiologists.April 30, 2024Clinical NewsOn your bike: A day in the life of Paul McCoubrieRanting about the iniquities of clinicians and laboriously detailing your burnout helps no one, writes Dr. Paul McCoubrie in a new column. He's a passionate believer in decent coffee, black pudding for breakfast, cycling to work, and being a good colleague.April 24, 2023MRIReflections on 2 years of COVID: What we got wrongThe COVID-19 pandemic is by no means over, and it may never truly disappear, but there have been many curious changes over the last two years, writes Dr. Paul McCoubrie in a new column. He gives a personal view on COVID's impact on radiology since 2020.May 16, 2022Digital X-RayMcCoubrie: Why changing times demand a fresh approachDr. Paul McCoubrie thought he was up to date and doing the right things, but now he realizes he was often getting it wrong -- not just as a radiologist but also as a human being. Several factors have contributed to this slow awakening, he explains in a new column.January 31, 2022Clinical NewsDefeating existential angstWhat should you do if you feel you're starting to burn out? Dr. Paul McCoubrie sought a practical solution to his midlife dip that wasn't illegal, fattening, or incompatible with staying married. He decided to write a book, and he describes the experience in this article.November 16, 2020Clinical NewsWorking in the pandemic: A clinical radiologist's viewIs it right to feel happy at work amid the misery of COVID-19? Dr. Paul McCoubrie criticizes the farcical redeployment of staff and proliferation of guidelines and webinars, but says there have been many upsides of the pandemic and radiology must appreciate the silver lining of a dark cloud.June 3, 2020MRIHow to keep out of troubleComplaints will occur irrespective of skill, knowledge, caring, communication, and assiduousness, but there are some simple ways to avoid sleepless nights and deliver better patient care, writes Dr. Paul McCoubrie in his latest column.February 6, 2019Clinical NewsGolden rules of radiology: The final batch of 30Trust your clinical instincts, keep your workspace immaculate, avoid burnout by looking after yourself, and smile but don't be too approachable -- these are some of the new rules of radiology from Dr. Paul McCoubrie. Here's the fourth and final set in his series about the specialty's uber-truths.November 13, 2018Artificial Intelligence20 new golden rules of radiologyAlways report in date order, introduce yourself, dress smartly, and don't criticize colleagues. These are four of the new rules of radiology developed by Dr. Paul McCoubrie. We present the third in his series of articles about the specialty's uber-truths.September 4, 2018SocioeconomicThe unreasonable radiologistWe should be bold and decisive, borderline unreasonable, writes Dr. Paul McCoubrie. We need to all become a little more "Dr. No," and we need the wisdom to distinguish clinical demand from clinical need, he notes.March 6, 2018Page 1 of 4Next PageTop StoriesDigital X-RayTrampoline-related injuries span head to toe in childrenThere may be no such thing as recreational "safe jumping" for children on trampolines, according to new research from Toronto.MRILow sexual desire manifests as dimorphic brain processing on fMRIEmergency RadiologyJAMA: Radiology among least affected services in Ukraine warEnterprise ImagingAgfa secures agreement with Dublin hospitalSponsor ContentJourney to the Cloud: A Snapshot of Market Progress - 22 May @ 7pm CET
