the hpcsa and radiology
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Abstract
There is general agreement that adequate radiation control is essential. But in my opinion there are more important issues that were not in the remit of the committee, namely the proliferation of many diagnostic and therapeutic interventions that are reliant on expensive equipment. Such equipment is often acquired because of its potential revenue generation and that often results in self-referral – a sure way of driving up medical costs through unnecessary procedures.
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| Authors | ;JP van Niekerk |
| Journal | annales pharmaceutiques francaises |
| Year | 2010 |
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