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Those of you that work in a facility without a radiologist on site on average how long does it take for telaradiology to read it?

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At my current hospital we have a telaradiology service, and they constantly take upwards of 2-3 hours to read an exam. If the patient is critical we have to call our on call radiologist for a timely read. Just wondering if this is normal?

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