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The Radiologist and Depression
Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2016Clinical depression affects physicians, including radiologists. Medical professionals, including radiologists, may be more comfortable treating a patient than being one, and psychiatric issues may be regarded as taboo for discussion, so the issue of clinical depression in the specialty and subspecialty has not received widespread attention ...
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Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2015
Radiologists interact with many individuals during daily practice, including patients, technologists, and other physicians. Some interactions may potentially negatively affect patient care and are termed "disruptive" behaviors. These actions are not uncommon and may begin during training, long before a radiologist enters clinical practice.
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Radiologists interact with many individuals during daily practice, including patients, technologists, and other physicians. Some interactions may potentially negatively affect patient care and are termed "disruptive" behaviors. These actions are not uncommon and may begin during training, long before a radiologist enters clinical practice.
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Clinical Imaging, 2022
Hospital and regulatory organizations recognize the downstream impact of interpersonal relationships on patient safety. There are many contributors to interpersonal dynamics, one of which includes disruptive physicians. This can stem from overt or passive behaviors and has been categorized in the literature by terms that include disruptive physicians ...
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Hospital and regulatory organizations recognize the downstream impact of interpersonal relationships on patient safety. There are many contributors to interpersonal dynamics, one of which includes disruptive physicians. This can stem from overt or passive behaviors and has been categorized in the literature by terms that include disruptive physicians ...
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Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2015
Radiologists are faced with ever-increasing challenges in the needs of the practice, in both private and academic settings. Targeted information about protecting and maintaining the physical, mental, and emotional health of the radiologist is highly limited.
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Radiologists are faced with ever-increasing challenges in the needs of the practice, in both private and academic settings. Targeted information about protecting and maintaining the physical, mental, and emotional health of the radiologist is highly limited.
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The Radiologist as a Consultant
JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1982To the Editor.— The following is in response to the view of Marc J. Homer, MD (1981;246:2581), that the radiologist should be considered as a consultant and to his comments in answer to Warren Bosley, MD (1982; 247:2233). It is commonly accepted practice in most hospitals that a consultant consults when he is invited to do so by the attending ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1982
To the Editor.— I was pleased to see that Marc J. Homer, MD, in the COMMENTARY "The Role of the Radiologist" (1981;246:2581), suggests that "the x-ray requisition should be viewed as a request for a consultation rather than an order." I have long questioned the practice of a radiologist interpreting all x-ray films that are taken in the hospital.
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To the Editor.— I was pleased to see that Marc J. Homer, MD, in the COMMENTARY "The Role of the Radiologist" (1981;246:2581), suggests that "the x-ray requisition should be viewed as a request for a consultation rather than an order." I have long questioned the practice of a radiologist interpreting all x-ray films that are taken in the hospital.
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American Journal of Roentgenology, 1980
Malpractice liability has become an unavoidable concern of most radiologists. Much has been written on the definition and causes of malpractice, the legal mechanics of a malpractice lawsuit, what to do after getting sued, and how to avoid a lawsuit in the first place.
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Malpractice liability has become an unavoidable concern of most radiologists. Much has been written on the definition and causes of malpractice, the legal mechanics of a malpractice lawsuit, what to do after getting sued, and how to avoid a lawsuit in the first place.
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La radiologia medica, 2010
The concept of the "impaired physician" is an oxymoron. Physicians are by definition bearers of health, which can lead to overlooking the possibility of them contracting an illness that reduces their diagnostic and therapeutic abilities, with a consequent danger to their patients' health.
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The concept of the "impaired physician" is an oxymoron. Physicians are by definition bearers of health, which can lead to overlooking the possibility of them contracting an illness that reduces their diagnostic and therapeutic abilities, with a consequent danger to their patients' health.
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Radiologists and Anesthesiologists
Anesthesiology Clinics, 2009This article discusses the anesthesiologist's role in diagnostic and therapeutic radiologic procedures. It addresses the use of monitored anesthesia care, regional anesthesia, and general anesthesia, with an emphasis on patient safety. The discussion is based on guidelines published by the American Society of Anesthesiologists and the American College ...
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Radiology, 1944
For many years there has been prevalent an impression of a possible relationship between exposure to radiation and the subsequent development of leukemia. As early as 1911 there appeared the first report on the matter by von Jagic and coworkers (1), in which a brief statement—based in part on hearsay—is made concerning the occurrence of leukemia in ...
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For many years there has been prevalent an impression of a possible relationship between exposure to radiation and the subsequent development of leukemia. As early as 1911 there appeared the first report on the matter by von Jagic and coworkers (1), in which a brief statement—based in part on hearsay—is made concerning the occurrence of leukemia in ...
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