Video from AHRA 2022: Rebecca Farrington on regulatory changes

Jul 12, 2022

What impact will recent regulatory changes have on the practice of radiology in the U.S.? We caught up with Rebecca Farrington of Healthcare Administrative Partners (HAP USA) at this week's AHRA 2022 meeting.

What impact will recent regulatory changes have on the practice of radiology in the U.S.? We caught up with Rebecca Farrington of Healthcare Administrative Partners (HAP USA) at this week's AHRA 2022 meeting.

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