Objectives Structured reporting (SR) in radiology reporting is suggested to be a promising
tool in clinical practice. In order to implement such an emerging innovation, it is necessary to …

Objectives To assess the opinion on structured reporting (SR) and its usage by radiologist
members of the Italian Society of Medical Radiology (SIRM) via an online survey. Methods …

Purpose To determine why, despite growing evidence that radiologists and referring
physicians prefer structured reporting (SR) to free text (FT) reporting, SR has not been …

Background To evaluate the implementation process of structured reporting (SR) in a tertiary
care institution over a period of 7 years. Methods We analysed the content of our image …

Purpose To determine if radiology residents who used a structured reporting system (SRS)
produced higher quality reports than residents who used conventional free-text dictation to …

Radiology reports are vital for patient care as referring physicians depend upon them for
deciding appropriate patient management. Traditional narrative reports are associated with …

Rationale and Objectives To survey North American radiologists on current practices in
structured reporting and language. Materials and Methods An e-mail invitation was sent to …

Structured reporting is advocated as a means of improving reporting in radiology to the
ultimate benefit of both radiological and clinical practice. Several large initiatives are …

Purpose To compare the content, clarity, and clinical usefulness of conventional (ie, free-
form) and structured radiology reports of body computed tomographic (CT) scans, as …

Structured reporting is emerging as a key element of optimising radiology's contribution to
patient outcomes and ensuring the value of radiologists' work. It is being developed and …