Here is something that does not make a radiology practice any more money and that I do anyway.
I read the clinical notes before I read the study.
When I know the patient's actual complaint, the eye goes to work with a purpose. A left sided symptom tells me where to look hardest. A specific pain pattern points me at a specific nerve. History turns a scan from a picture into a question I am trying to answer.
Reading blind is faster. Reading informed is better. The clinician did the work of describing what is wrong, and ignoring that is leaving value on the table.
The best read starts before the first image opens.