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MRT performing MRI exam. Photo: CAMRT-AB

Alberta expands imaging self-referral, but MRT group warns of workforce strain

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CAMRT-AB, the Alberta branch of the Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists, says the province's plan to let patients pay privately and self-refer for diagnostic imaging could worsen staffing shortages unless workforce planning comes first. The Alberta government announced the change...

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