If you are in the US. It is more important to have the legal paperwork, than to be factually correct. The medical cartels always will get their cut.
Also, even within the US framework, there's pressure. A radiologist can rubberstamp 10x as many reports with AI-assistance. That doesn't eliminate radiology, but it eliminates 90% of the radiologists we're training.
Not if its an emergency.
> but it eliminates 90% of the radiologists we're training.
Billing isnt going to change. Billing is a legal thing, not a supply/demand thing.
But yes, I fully plan to utilize travel medicine and potentially black market prescription drugs in my lifetime if there isnt meaningful reform for the middle/upper class.
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