Abstract
Background: Virtualization in radiology presents a growing opportunity to improve the efficiency and lower the cost of care delivery. Furthermore, it may provide a means to manage staffing shortages, reduce burnout, and encourage employee development. In radiology, the feasibility to perform several non-patient-facing imaging procedure tasks remotely is explored. Virtualization of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) exams is of specific interest as it typically involves a range of complex tasks, and inefficiencies can increase patient wait times (WTs) and reduce overall utilization.
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