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There’s excitement building this time of year. Seasons are changing, just enough of the year has passed to reflect and look ahead to what’s next — and within AHRA there’s plenty to keep us humming. Top of mind is opening voting for our new board of directors and president-elect, as well as ramping up for the 2024 Annual Meeting.
As we are in April, a month dedicated to stress awareness, I reflect on a personal journey toward prioritizing self-care amid the relentless demands of daily life.
Lately I’ve been thinking about legacy — how the actions and choices we make today will impact the outcomes and trajectory of tomorrow. AHRA has a rich legacy, with our many members upholding the association’s forward movement. We each have a role to play, offering our different strengths and talents that add to the patchwork tapestry of our association.
By Becky Allen, CRA, AHRA President I don’t know about you but I am still feeling the excitement from our
Phagwa, celebrated globally as Holi and commonly known as the Festival of Colors, holds a special place in the hearts of the Caribbean people. The festival lasts a night and a day, coinciding with the full moon (Purnima in the Hindu calendar). There are both social and religious aspects to this festival. Phagwa is known as the festival of Spring and is typically observed in March (marking the end of winter and the beginning of harvest and the vibrant flowers coming in bloom).
On March 2, 2024, Louise Broadley passed away at 101 years old. She was a noble woman, who not only achieved many milestones within the imaging profession, but likewise paved the way for aspiring leaders in Medical Imaging.
Is it just me or are you also getting excited as we head into spring? In the Midwest, we could have weather in the 60s one day, snow the next and then back up to 70 degrees the following day. This is a sign that spring is just around the corner.
A staggering statistic hangs heavy as we step into Heart Health Month: Black adults are 50% more likely to succumb to cardiovascular disease (CVD) than their white counterparts.
It’s hard to believe 2024 is here and harder to believe that January has come and gone. Stepping into the promising realm of the new year, it’s an honor to share an update with you on the organization’s progress towards our key strategic goals focused on innovation, membership, and collaboration. Based on direct feedback from our members and several corporate and medical imaging association partners, these goals reflect AHRA’s commitment to advancing the field of medical imaging management, both today and well into the future of our organization.
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