Dr. Giles Boland

PACS/VNA
Teleradiology should focus more on improving patient outcomes
It's time to rethink teleradiology, according to Dr. Giles Boland, professor of radiology at Harvard Medical School. He believes that radiology groups should move beyond what teleradiology can do for them, and instead focus on what teleradiology can do for others -- namely, patients and referring physicians.
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