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Technology Assessment in Radiology: Putting the Evidence in Evidence-based Radiology

Radiology, 2007
In this review, which is part of a larger series on evidence-based practice in radiology, the relationship between technology assessment (TA) and the practice of evidence-based radiology (EBR) is discussed. TA guides researchers in the methods required to be reliable providers of unbiased and relevant evidence.
William Hollingworth, Jeffrey G. Jarvik
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Diagnostic radiology: geography of a high technology

American Journal of Roentgenology, 1979
A survey was made of the manpower employed, facilities available and utilization of radiology in countries in tropical Africa and Southeast Asia. The data obtained are compared with those from industralized societies in temperate climates. The level of use of radiographic services varied by a factor as high as 40.
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TECHNOLOGY ASSESSMENT METHODS FOR RADIOLOGY SYSTEMS

Radiologic Clinics of North America, 1996
This article discusses the strengths and weaknesses of technology assessment methods for the evaluation of novel and complex radiology systems, including picture archiving and communication systems (PACS), computed radiography (CR), teleradiology, and other new models for the delivery of radiology services.
C P, Langlotz, S, Seshadri
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Cloud computing and virtualization technology in radiology

Clinical Radiology, 2012
The last decade has seen significant advances in information technology (IT) and medical imaging that has forever changed the way we work and communicate. The transition from hard-copy film to electronic picture archiving and communication systems (PACS) has enabled the radiology department to deliver improved patient care with current and historical ...
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The future of radiology: New imaging technology

Clinical Radiology, 1976
That, that hath given them grace, and some credit, consisteth in three things. First, that men marke when they hit, and never marke when they misse: as they doe generally also of Dreames. The second is, that probable conjectures, or obscure traditions, many times turne themselves into Prophecies: while the nature of man, which coveteth Divination ...
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Progress of Radiological Technology by AI

Japanese Journal of Radiological Technology, 2020
Ryohei Nakayama, Ikuo Kawashita, Naoki Kamiya, Chisako Muramatsu, Daisuke Hirahara   +4 more
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Manufacturers of Radiologic Technology

Radiology, 1992
Ronald B. Schilling, Robert W. Vanderlish   +1 more
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Intranet and radiology: a critical appraisal of radiological applications of Intranet technology

European Radiology, 2001
The World-Wide Web (WWW or Web) is the service which led to the huge popularity of the Internet by making it user friendly. Already in the early years of the Web, this technology was also used to make internal information systems easier to use and hospitals and departments set up "Intranets".
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Radiology — A Case Study in Technology and Manpower

New England Journal of Medicine, 1969
Possibilities in the Resolution of the Issues Where does one start to break this self-defeating cycle?
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The Future of the Radiological Technology

Japanese Journal of Radiological Technology, 2012
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