Quality and Safety in Imaging

Häftad, Engelska, 2019

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All aspects of the radiology workflow are addressed, from imaging appropriateness, examination scheduling, and patient preparation through to imaging protocol optimization (including radiation dose management), modality operations, reporting (including structured reporting), and report communication.

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Utgivningsdatum2019-12-10
Mått178 x 254 x undefined mm
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
SerieMedical Radiology
Antal sidor190
FörlagSpringer Nature Switzerland AG
ISBN9783030132545

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Part I: Introduction.- Framing the issues.- Part II: Imaging Appropriateness.- Guideline development.- Clinical Decision Support Tools for Order Entry.- Part III: Imaging Protocols.- Informed Use of Medical Radiation in Diagnostic Imaging.- Approach to CT Dose Optimization: Role of Registries and Benchmarking.- Part IV: Modality Operations .- Clinical Audit.- Quality Metrics: Definition, Creation, Presentation, and Use.- Part V: Reporting.- Reporting: Recommendations/Guidelines.- Structured Reporting: The Value Concept for Radiologists.- Clinical Decision Support at the Radiologist Point of Care.- Report Communication Standards.- Image Interpretation.- Transforming from Radiologist Peer Review Audits to Peer Learning and Improvement Approaches.- Part VI: Technology’s Value During a Time of Health Spending Cuts.- IT Innovation and Big Data.- Healthcare Technology Assessment of Medical Imaging Technology.

“This book provides valuable insights, ideas and incentives for radiology service improvements and, as such, may be considered a useful reference for those contemplating the radiology accreditation scheme ISAS defining quality and key performance indicators in radiology. It also provides a useful insight into potential quality improvements of the future, specifically in reporting (new tools) and education (new content).” (Peter Hiles, RAD Magazine, July, 2019)