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|Videos|December 3, 2011
Video: Interview with Cynthia Sherry, MD, at RSNA 2011
CHICAGO - Cynthia Sherry, MD, chair of the Department of Radiology at Texas Health Dallas Presbyterian Hospital discusses the relationship between radiology practices and hospitals.
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Cynthia Sherry, Chair, Department of Radiology, Texas Health Dallas Presbyterian Hospital, spoke at RSNA 2011 on physician-hospital relationships.
Like any good relationship, getting along with the local hospital depends on having frequent, cooperative conversations. In a time when many radiologists worry about the hospital buying up referring practices and stealing customers, it’s vital to make sure you have a seat at the table, she said. Don’t expect to be able to call all the shots. Instead, come with the attitudes and approaches needed to make a win-win deal happen, she advised.
A spirit of cooperation is key.
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