We have more than enough evidence pointing that effective clinical communication among specialists is not as good as we think. Undoubtedly, it is not a minor issue: it is directly related to patient outcomes. Radiologists are not excluded of these problems; they are part of clinical communication. Exams results must be delivered to referring physicians promptly and effectively. Coping with these issues, a primary consideration is to consider effective clinical communication a standard of good radiology practice included in regulatory standards developed for this purpose. Radiologist-to-radiologist communication is part of this matter and must be ruled by ethical, professional and respect considerations, specially referred to diagnostic error communication. The goals of these efforts are to accomplish properly our most important duty: good radiological care to our patients