Emory University, Atlanta

Shortage of radiologists and mammography technologists noted in some states

Published in Oncology Business Week, June 19th, 2005

Survey results indicate that breast cancer screening facilities in some states in the U.S. have a shortage of radiologists and certified mammography technologists.

C. Dorsi and colleagues at Emory University's Breast Imaging Center in Atlanta, Georgia, assessed "the current (2001-2002) capacity of community-based mammography facilities to deliver screening and diagnostic services in the United States."

They mailed a survey to 53 eligible mammography facilities in Washington, New Hampshire, and Colorado.

"Survey questions assessed equipment and staffing availability, as well as appointment waiting times for screening and diagnostic...

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Source: Oncology Business Week (2005-06-19)

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