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Clinical Decision Support Tools for Order Entry,nefits of medical imaging, there is wide variation in the use of imaging (especially high-cost imaging) and concern about it’s inappropriate use persists. Inappropriate use may result in suboptimal quality of care and wasteand may harm patients by exposure to unnecessary ionizing radiation, the risk

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Informed Use of Medical Radiation in Diagnostic Imaging,in healthcare. This recognition however is accompanied by the risks of radiation which at doses very much greater than used in diagnostic imaging has known biological effects. The potential risk at diagnostic levels of radiation is the stochastic effect of cancer. Because of the connotations of the

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Approach to CT Dose Optimization: Role of Registries and Benchmarking,. Starting from the addition of multiple detector rows to the single-detector-row helical CT scanners in the late 1990s to the ensuing embellishment with powerful X-ray tubes and efficient detectors, CT has come a long way. These technological advances helped multidetector row CT scanners cement an

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Reporting: Recommendations/Guidelines,mmonly being discovered. There is significant variability in the reporting and follow-up regarding incidental findings. This can lead to confusion for the referring physician unless specific guidance is offered by the radiologist. Other guidelines have also been developed for specific conditions and

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Structured Reporting: The Value Concept for Radiologists, reporting, containing coded and consistent information, will facilitate information exchange in the digital health record. This chapter will define structured reporting, review recent legislation that incentivizes structured reporting, and discuss the quality and value propositions that are support

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Clinical Decision Support at the Radiologist Point of Care,nal computed tomography (CT) might show infectious disease of the hepatobiliary system, traumatic injury to the musculoskeletal system, or an obstructive malignancy of the genitourinary tract. In addition to these acute findings, it is not uncommon for a radiologist interpreting an abdominal CT to e

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