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Now CT scans To Be Outsourced

Gautam , Dehradun: Oct 23 2006

Made Popular Oct 23 2006

Canadian patients can now breathe a sigh of relief. It is expected that Canadian medical scans might be outsourced to MDs in India for diagnosing and this is expected to cut the Canadian waiting time from weeks to hours. On the other hand a number...

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Richard Clark

Richard Clark Oct 23 2006

Dear Gautam:
I’d appreciate a journal or newspaper source for your news about outsourcing Canadian CT scans. How is the Canadian government going to handle the malpractice insurance of the Indian radiologists? Seems like the Canadian government thinks it can just blow away its liability - but it will be liable if it contracts with underinsured foreign radiologists. The American College of Radiology will supply expert witnesses in this matter as needed - should you hear of any injured patients.
Thanks for alerting us Americans to this development.

Yours sincerely,

Richard Clark MD PhD
American radiologist, American trained, American Boarded, American insured

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Sumer Sethi

Sumer Sethi Oct 24 2006

here are the details... http://sumerdoc.blogspot.com/2006/10/seems-like-canada-is-also-looking.html

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Richard Clark

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Richard Clark Oct 23 2006

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Dear Gautam:
I’d appreciate a journal or newspaper source for your news about outsourcing Canadian CT scans. How is the Canadian government going to handle the malpractice insurance of the Indian radiologists? Seems like the Canadian government thinks it can just blow away its liability - but it will be liable if it contracts with underinsured foreign radiologists. The American College of Radiology will supply expert witnesses in this matter as needed - should you hear of any injured patients.
Thanks for alerting us Americans to this development.

Yours sincerely,

Richard Clark MD PhD
American radiologist, American trained, American Boarded, American insured

Sumer Sethi

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Sumer Sethi Oct 24 2006

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here are the details... http://sumerdoc.blogspot.com/2006/10/seems-like-canada-is-also-looking.html

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Richard Clark

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Richard Clark Oct 23 2006

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Dear Gautam:
I’d appreciate a journal or newspaper source for your news about outsourcing Canadian CT scans. How is the Canadian government going to handle the malpractice insurance of the Indian radiologists? Seems like the Canadian government thinks it can just blow away its liability - but it will be liable if it contracts with underinsured foreign radiologists. The American College of Radiology will supply expert witnesses in this matter as needed - should you hear of any injured patients.
Thanks for alerting us Americans to this development.

Yours sincerely,

Richard Clark MD PhD
American radiologist, American trained, American Boarded, American insured

Sumer Sethi

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Sumer Sethi Oct 24 2006

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here are the details... http://sumerdoc.blogspot.com/2006/10/seems-like-canada-is-also-looking.html

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