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Trust: The Foundation of Radiologic Excellence.

AJR. American journal of roentgenology, 2020
OBJECTIVE. Although trust is a topic infrequently discussed at professional meetings and in professional journals, it constitutes the foundation of radiologic excellence. Trust is an attribute of persons; it cannot be attained by technology.
M. Cheng, R. Gunderman
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Convolutional Neural Networks for Radiologic Images: A Radiologist's Guide.

Radiology, 2019
Deep learning has rapidly advanced in various fields within the past few years and has recently gained particular attention in the radiology community.
S. Soffer, Avi Ben-Cohen, Orit Shimon, M. Amitai, H. Greenspan, E. Klang   +5 more
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Graduates' Transition from Study to Employment of Radiologic Technology Graduates of the Lyceum University of the Philippines--Batangas.

, 2012
A ten-year tracer study of Radiologic Technology graduates of Lyceum of the Philippines University SY 1997-2007 using a survey-structured questionnaire was conducted to examine retrospective contribution of their education to their current work.
Anacleta P. Valdez
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Radiologic Professionalism in Modern Health Care.

Radiographics, 2015
Modern radiology is at the forefront of technological progress in medicine, a position that often places unique challenges on its professional character.
Anastasia L. Hryhorczuk, Kate Hanneman, R. Eisenberg, E. Meyer, Stephen D Brown   +4 more
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Communication of findings of radiologic examinations: medicolegal considerations.

Seminars in ultrasound, CT, and MR, 2012
Radiologists receive little formal training regarding the structure of the radiology report and its importance as a medicolegal document; failure to communicate, in fact, represents one of the main problems facing the modern radiologists' activity.
F. Pinto, G. Capodieci, F. Setola, S. Limone, F. Somma, A. Faggian, L. Romano   +6 more
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Interpretive Error in Radiology.

AJR. American journal of roentgenology, 2017
OBJECTIVE Although imaging technology has advanced significantly since the work of Garland in 1949, interpretive error rates remain unchanged. In addition to patient harm, interpretive errors are a major cause of litigation and distress to radiologists ...
Stephen Waite, Jinel Scott, B. Gale, T. Fuchs, S. Kolla, D. Reede   +5 more
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Multimedia technology in the radiology department

Proceedings of the second ACM international conference on Multimedia - MULTIMEDIA '94, 1994
In this paper we describe a set of multimedia tools for use in a filmless radiology department. The purpose of these tools is to create multimedia radiology reports, containing text, images, and voice annotations. The text part of the reports is transcribed from dictations made by the radiologists while they use an advanced multi monitor diagnosis ...
F. Sauer, M. Kabuka
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The role of technology in radiology education1

Academic Radiology, 2004
Over the past several decades, spectacular developments in computer technology have changed the face of educational practice. These include the development of powerful new hardware, such as notebook computers, personal digital assistants, and LCD projectors, as well as software that permits the integration of pictures and text, interactive learning ...
Kenneth B Williamson, Richard B. Gunderman, Ronald E. Fraley, Jennifer L. Steele   +3 more
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Mobile Technology in Radiology Resident Education

Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2012
The authors hypothesized that ownership of a mobile electronic device would result in more time spent learning radiology. Current trends in radiology residents' studying habits, their use of electronic and printed radiology learning resources, and how much of the funds allotted to them are being used toward printed vs electronic education tools were ...
Harprit S. Bedi, Aiham C. Korbage
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Display technology for radiology

RBM-News, 1999
Objectives A brief overview on the operating principles of current display technologies, namely catho-de-ray-tube (CRT) monitors and active-matrix liquid crystal displays (AMLCD), will be given. Physical properties having major impact on the perceived image quality, and respective measurement procedures will be described.
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