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Harm from medical error is a difficult challenge in health care, including radiology. Modern
approaches to patient safety have shifted from a focus on individual performance and …

OBJECTIVE. A standardized lexicon to specify the radiologist's level of certainty in a
radiologic diagnosis can decrease the confusingly large number of words and phrases …

Background Effective communication is a crucial component of radiology resident training,
and many different aspects need to be explored when teaching and evaluating …

The effect of disruptions has been studied extensively in surgery and emergency medicine,
and a number of solutions—such as preoperative checklists—have been implemented to …

Structured reports offer overall improvement in quality and safety, largely centered upon
more effective communication. Structured reporting is helpful to trainees as a method to …

Just as radiologic studies allow us to see past the surface to the vulnerable and broken parts
of the human body, medical malpractice claims help us see past the surface of medical …

Imaging plays a crucial role in diagnosis and post-treatment monitoring of primary liver
cancers. Clear, consistent, and actionable communication of imaging results is crucial to …

The radiology workflow can be segmented into three large groups: pre-interpretative
processes, interpretation, and postinterpretative processes. Each stage of this workflow …

The modern radiology department is built around the flow of information. Ordering providers
request imaging studies to be performed, technologists complete the work required to …