DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING Sample Clauses

The Diagnostic Imaging clause defines the terms and conditions under which diagnostic imaging services, such as X-rays, MRIs, or CT scans, are provided or reimbursed within an agreement. It typically outlines the scope of covered imaging procedures, any requirements for pre-authorization, and the responsibilities of the parties regarding costs and scheduling. This clause ensures that both parties understand the extent of coverage and the process for accessing diagnostic imaging, thereby reducing disputes and clarifying financial and procedural obligations.
DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING. Notwithstanding article 35, a Radiation Technologist 1 who is required to perform duties of a Radiation Technologist 2 or Diagnostic Sonographer during a shift shall be compensated at the higher rate for the full shift.
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DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING. The Diagnostic Imaging Center is conveniently located on the first floor of the Gulf Region Medical Tower, next to the Laboratory. Services provided include MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), CT (Computerized Tomography) and Digital Radiography. All procedures that are performed are stored digitally within a PACS system. Images and reports are made available to MCC physicians via 24-hour web access, as well as in film printed version or on compact disk. Report turnaround is guaranteed within 24 hours of performing a procedure. For assistance or to schedule procedures for a physician, contact the Diagnostic Imaging Department at 969-2134 (ext 2134). Gulf Region Clinical Research Institute provides full service phase II-IV clinical research trials. Gulf Region Clinical Research Institute is located on the sixth floor of the Gulf Region Medical Tower, across from the Infectious Disease department. GRCRI works with many providers and departments within MCC. For questions or assistance contact GRCRI at ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇ (ext 2560).
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DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING. Notwithstanding article 35, a Radiation Technologist 1 who is required to perform duties of a Radiation Technologist 2 or Diagnostic Sonographer during a shift shall be compensated at the higher rate for a minimum of one (1) hour. Where such an amount of time worked is in excess of an hour, it shall be calculated to the nearest half hour.
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DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING. Both Trusts have vacant consultant posts, with three at Peterborough and four at HHCT. Hinchingbrooke completely outsources the out of hours reporting, whereas PSHFT uses this as a back up to local reporting. Peterborough has full Imaging Services Accreditation Scheme (ISAS) accreditation but HHCT does not. Equipment is managed in house at HHCT which includes an MRI machine which is 14 years old and beyond the end of “For Hinchingbrooke and Peterborough, and regionally, it is really important to talk and keep talking.” PSHFT radiologist its agreed life cycle. Peterborough has a fully managed equipment service as part of the PFI contract. The groups said that collaboration will help to address some of the staffing and equipment issues, but are contingent on joined up IT and PACs which is only possible where a combined set of patient data exists across the two Trusts. Collaboration could help in delivering workable rotas and out of hours cover, but will need to address the lack of investment in the infrastructure. 150 CPCCG assessment of required additional non-elective beds – additional requirement of 111 HHCT and 148 PSHFT
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