Purpose Preventable yet clinically significant rates of medical error remain systemic, while
health care spending is at a historic high. Industry-based quality improvement (QI) …

Objectives Double reading in diagnostic radiology can find discrepancies in the original
report, but a systematic program of double reading is resource consuming. There are …

Rationale and Objectives Misdiagnosis of intracranial hemorrhage (ICH) can adversely
impact patient outcomes. The increasing workload on the radiologists may increase the …

Abstract Machine learning (ML) holds great promise in transforming healthcare. While
published studies have shown the utility of ML models in interpreting medical imaging …

Purpose To determine whether there is an association between radiologist shift length,
schedule, or examination volume and interpretive accuracy. Materials and Methods This …

OBJECTIVE. The field of cognitive science has provided important insights into mental
processes underlying the interpretation of imaging examinations. Despite these insights …

Systematic reviews of imaging research represent a tool to better understand test accuracy
or the efficacy of interventions. Like any type of research, appropriate methods must be …

OBJECTIVE The incidence of intracranial abnormalities after mild traumatic brain injury (TBI)
varies widely across studies. This study describes the characteristics of intracranial …

Background Medical decisions made by oncology clinicians have serious implications, even
when made collaboratively with the patient. Clinicians often use the Eastern Clinical …

Purpose Peer review is a recommended component of quality assurance in radiation
oncology; however, it is resource-intensive and its effect on patient care is not well …