Life is ten percent what you experience and ninety percent how you respond to it.-Dorothy M. Neddermeyer The coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic has certainly taught us the value of preparedness and appropriate and swift response measures. As we begin to emerge from the first wave of the pandemic, the radiology community has many workforce considerations to address. How will radiology workers and patients be protected from contracting the coronavirus? How will social distancing be maintained? Are there appropriate processes in place to monitor for illness in radiology workers? How will practices manage fear and anxiety [1]? Looming behind all these questions is one important question that has not yet been answered: who will take care of our children as we resume routine imaging services? The COVID-19 pandemic led radiology practices all over the country to postpone nonurgent imaging examinations for at least 2 months to comply with state-ordered stay-athome policies and to preserve protective personal equipment and other resources for care of patients with COVID-19. This has left practices with a backlog of routine imaging
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