Video from RSNA 2018: Dr. Andrew Rosenkrantz on payment reform

Nov 27, 2018

A big issue in radiology right now is payment reform. Is the fee-for-service way of paying for radiology services the best payment model, and what are some alternatives? We discuss these issues with Dr. Andrew Rosenkrantz of NYU Langone Health.

VIdeo Interview with Andrew Rosenkrantz

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