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  • Diagnostic radiologists are transitioning to value-based care.
  • Breast imaging practices offer a model for this transition.

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  • To identify key strategies for success in evolving healthcare payment models.

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  • Analysis of current practices in breast imaging.
  • Review of quality measures and patient communication strategies.

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  • Breast imaging utilizes well-developed quality measures.
  • Standardized practices and terminology are established.
  • Radiologists play a key role in patient communication and care coordination.

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  • Breast imaging exemplifies successful strategies for value-based care.
  • Further development of these strategies is essential for navigating payment systems like MIPS and alternative models.