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Note: I’ve heard a similar story independently from several different RP radiologists. I reached out to RP and Melinda Collins, AVP of Marketing and Communications, on Twitter/X without a response. What does this mean for individual radiologists? So how does this look in practice? Let’s discuss. And the future?
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Teamwork The day usually begins with checking my daily schedule and noting any double bookings or patients that are scheduled during my lunch or break slots. I communicate with the front desk staff of any necessary schedule changes, in order to keep the day moving productively. But, it’s OK.
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