Video from RSNA 2016: Is imaging moving away from outpatient centers?

Nov 28, 2016
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CHICAGO - A new study presented at RSNA 2016 has documented a decline in imaging procedure volume in the outpatient setting. Dr. David C. Levin of Thomas Jefferson University discusses the shift in this video from RSNA 2016.

Dr. David C. Levin of Thomas Jefferson University discusses the shift away from outpatient imaging centers.
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