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Doc offices more than double use of nonphysicians for interpreting medical images
The Journal of the American College of Radiology analysis sparked a spirited discussion on social media Wednesday after it was published.

Continued increase in midlevels reading studies. Seems like it's not a big concern overall, given how little training they have, that they'll make any headway into the field. It seems like many surgeons want their midlevel reading particular things for them, which seems like a bad idea imo, but they'll pay their own price when the midlevels miss something large or subtle, both of which are likely happening regularly given my experience with residency so far and understanding just how difficult radiology is.