Maryland hospitals debate CAT scanner sharing plan
Eighteen of Maryland's 51 acute general care hospitals have approved CAT scanners. Sharing between neighboring hospitals is debated due to transport hazards and delays in results. Doctors argue the upfront cost is offset by potential savings and reduced need for other tests.
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Carter faces Spanish NATO decision and CAT scanner costs
President Carter weighs Spain joining NATO and renewing base treaties, while Maryland hospitals examine purchasing a CAT scanner. The base issue could affect Spain's nonaligned stance and U.S. military ties. in Maryland, cost studies by HSA HSCRC shape whether Frederick or Washington counties obtain another CAT scanner for FMH, with projections of patient-care gains and longer hospital stays.
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