01/10/2026
The ACR Diagnostic Imaging Center of Excellence (DICOE) framework looks past the scanner and asks a harder question: does every finding actually reach the clinician who can act on it?
This video walks radiology directors, imaging center managers and quality leads through what DICOE expects for structured reporting, turnaround targets and critical-results communication, plus a practical 3-month plan to close the report handoff gap in your department.
▸ Free radiology self-assessment (11 questions, ~3 minutes, no sign-up):
https://rology.ai/radiology-self-assessment-tool/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=dicoe
▸ Full written guide to the ACR DICOE standard:
https://rology.ai/diagnostic-imaging-center-of-excellence-guide/?utm_source=youtube&utm_medium=video&utm_campaign=dicoe
Chapters
0:00 The night-shift handoff problem
0:25 What the ACR DICOE framework evaluates
0:49 Structured reporting: the 5 report sections
1:33 Turnaround targets and critical-results escalation
2:18 A 3-month implementation roadmap
3:00 Peer learning and network-wide consistency
3:17 The night shift, fixed
3:36 How teleradiology supports multi-site networks
4:04 Free radiology self-assessment tool
About Rology
Rology is an FDA-cleared, AI-assisted teleradiology platform serving hospitals and imaging centers across Egypt, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kenya and the wider MENA and African region. We are not an accreditation body. We help imaging networks close the gaps these standards measure: subspecialist coverage across modalities and hours, structured reporting, and the quality data that peer review depends on.
Website: https://rology.ai