The purpose of such embargoes is to allow clinicians an opportunity to first receive, review and discuss with the radiologist, however, there is no standardized length for such embargo periods. The survey results were published May 4, 2021 in the journal Radiology. (published site)
The survey was conducted by Yale School of Medicine researchers as part of US News & World Report’s annual Best Hospitals rankings. The survey revealed that 42% or 27 of 64 respondents reported a delay of 4 days or longer, and 52% or 33 of 64 respondents said they hold access until referring clinicians have reviewed the tests before releasing to patients.
The survey suggests there is a lack of standardization for release of such information to patients, which may soon be mandated under the final rule of the 21st Century Cures Act.
Source: journal Radiology, "Patient Electronic Access to Final Radiology Reports: What Is the Current Standard of Practice, and Is an Embargo Period Appropriate?"
Burn fat fast! This incredible weight loss pill works for both male and female athletes by accelerating the metabolism, burning fat at an accelerated rate.
ReplyDeleteweight loss pills for sale canada
Thank you for posting. It is a very informative blog. Keep posting.
ReplyDeletehealth content writing
health content writer
Industrial fans are used for cooling, exhaust, material handling, air conditioning, chemical processing, combustion, agricultural, and ventilation, among other things, depending on the location.
ReplyDeletequạt công nghiệp
A comprehensive analysis of the growth of the soccer gambling market in Indonesia involves a multidimensional examination of economic, regulatory, technological, cultural, and social factors to provide a well-rounded understanding of the industry's development and its potential future prospects.
ReplyDeletedewibola/