Quality imaging services for primary care: good practice guide

Quality imaging services for primary care: good practice guide:
Patients needing urgent scans on the NHS should be seen within a week of being referred by their GP and routine screenings should be carried out within two weeks of a GP referral.
Quality Imaging Services for Primary care: A Good Practice Guide  –  sets out what needs to change to make a ‘tremendous difference’ to the care of patients requiring an NHS scan and aims to reinforce the links between local NHS clinical imaging departments and the new clinical commissioning groups (CCGs).
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