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1 t of an artificial intelligence project in a radiology department.
2 ng in patient experience in a large academic radiology department.
3 cused on improving patient experience in the radiology department.
4 sed team with backup from the Interventional Radiology department.
5 nd relate their experience with its use in a radiology department.
6 ntial to all of the missions of a successful radiology department.
7 onalism and effective communication in their radiology department.
8 xclusive use by the pediatric interventional radiology department.
9 iness subsidiary of a larger corporation-the radiology department.
10 ng algorithms for quality improvement in the radiology department.
11 solutions to supply chain problems impacting radiology departments.
12 irst authors but one primarily affiliated to radiology departments.
13 airs and six vice-chairs of their respective radiology departments.
14         The authors of 51 articles were from radiology departments.
15 aphic data, to 109 individual medical school radiology departments.
16 affing shortages, are creating crises within radiology departments.
17  we carried out a survey in the main Spanish radiology departments.
18 ith AVF/AVG dysfunction were referred to the radiology department across 3 different institutions.
19                                     Academic radiology departments across the United States do not us
20  CR images displayed on a multiviewer in the radiology department and a workstation in the medical in
21 ing PIVC placement in 2 clinical settings (a radiology department and an infusion center) at an urban
22 eased 10.8% per year, exceeding increases in radiology department and hospital activity.
23 CT and MRI scanners in a university hospital radiology department and to estimate energy- and cost-sa
24 ck, and educational reminder messages in six radiology departments and 244 general practices that the
25  article is to consider the effect of EVD on radiology departments and imaging equipment, with partic
26 are crucial to ensure better organization of radiology departments and improve patient management dur
27 s actions we can take in our daily lives, in radiology departments and professional organizations, an
28  all the CT and MRI studies performed by two radiology departments and to determine the types of exam
29 ides actionable guidelines for radiologists, radiology departments, and vendors using and integrating
30 g that patients undergoing procedures in the radiology department are adequately monitored and safely
31                                              Radiology departments are familiar with crisis managemen
32 ase of research strength in as many academic radiology departments as possible.
33 safety measures that should be introduced in radiology departments, as well as indications for imagin
34 safety measures that should be introduced in radiology departments, as well as indications for imagin
35 , organizational structure, and mind-sets in radiology departments at academic medical centers.
36 nd Methods This retrospective study included radiology departments awarded funding from the NIH betwe
37 rganizational information about hospital and radiology departments, (b) determine the types and mean
38 e to an aneurysm in four neurointerventional radiology departments between January 2018 and July 2019
39 tation of a positive leadership program in a radiology department breast imaging unit, burnout and in
40 cal contrast media play an essential role in radiology departments by facilitating more precise and d
41 tionship between research funding awarded to radiology departments by the National Institutes of Heal
42 roductivity and financial indicators used by radiology departments, (c) determine how these indicator
43                                  If academic radiology departments continue to devote most of their r
44 he shortage has created a national crisis in radiology departments, curtailing their ability to provi
45 om the 4 time periods was collected from the radiology department data warehouse, which does not incl
46                  Retrospective review of the radiology department database identified 247 screening b
47                                         Most radiology departments do not have formal procedures to p
48 admitted from the emergency room (ER) to the Radiology Department due to suspected stroke.
49 al of 118 patients underwent brain CT at two radiology departments equipped with 64-slice CT scanners
50                                            A radiology department file search revealed 36 patients wi
51  Twenty patients presenting to our pediatric radiology department for bone scintigraphy were evaluate
52 he outside institution were submitted to our radiology department for interpretation.
53 d woman with RCC history was referred to our radiology department for neck ultrasound (US) with painf
54 ions of the oral cavity and were referred to radiology departments for MRI.
55 malignant neoplasms than women presenting to radiology departments for pelvic ultrasonography for a v
56  women in the United States who presented to radiology departments for routine pelvic ultrasonography
57 hat additional net costs are incurred by the radiology department from PACS implementation.
58  searched for all articles published by U.S. radiology departments from 1996 to 2005.
59 article surveys the operational responses of radiology departments from six public hospitals in Singa
60 ic treatment in the intervention unit of the Radiology Department, from 1 January 2010 to 30 December
61                 Because most patients in the radiology department have an unknown HIV or hepatitis se
62                                              Radiology departments have begun exploring the use of th
63                      Background Workloads in radiology departments have constantly increased over the
64           Even so, many medical school-based radiology departments have little or no research funding
65                                     Academic radiology departments have proved that they can "do more
66                                              Radiology departments have traditionally observed fastin
67 survey (NCT04339686) was sent to 26 hospital radiology departments in France between March 2, 2020, a
68 ides detailed recommendations for organizing radiology departments in the case of new outbreaks of CO
69 lished and standardized practice in academic radiology departments in the United States.
70 ent to 193 academic and 300 private practice radiology departments in the United States.
71 esponses for 5847 faculty members across all radiology departments, including 306 instructors, 2758 a
72                                          The Radiology Department is that place to succeed by increas
73         Collaboration between anesthesia and radiology departments is important for development of a
74 amount of federal funding coming to academic radiology departments is increasing.
75 ed, and the handling of discrepancies within radiology departments is poor (written recommendations a
76 aging studies from outside of the diagnostic radiology department may need to be requested through th
77      Conclusion Powering down MRI units made radiology departments more energy efficient and showed s
78                                              Radiology departments must also build resiliency to the
79                                              Radiology departments must design a strategy for using s
80 -19 infection and explains the measures that radiology departments need to adopt during the pandemic.
81 ent of standardized structured reports for a radiology department of 36 radiologists at a tertiary ca
82 ed due to COVID-19 pneumonia who visited the radiology department of a tertiary care center for imagi
83 d from the imaging material collected at the Radiology Department of Hamad Medical Corporation during
84  between November 2002 and April 2004 at the Radiology Department of Oncology Center in Bydgoszcz, we
85 ity Hospital in Bialystok and the Diagnostic Radiology Department of the Central Clinical Hospital of
86 were candidates for HSG and conducted at the radiology department of the Royan Infertility Center in
87  of black race in southwest Nigeria from the radiology department of the Trauma and Surgical Centre,
88 onals from Universiti Putra Malaysia and the Radiology Department of Tongren City People's Hospital t
89                   The exams performed in the radiology departments of 4 Italian hospitals during 3 we
90                                              Radiology departments play a critical role in policy and
91                                              Radiology departments play a fundamental role in the man
92 ho spent more than 30 minutes waiting in the radiology department prior to CR examination) and with t
93 However, investigations of emotional harm in radiology departments remain lacking.
94 rrelation was observed between the amount of radiology department research funding and institutional
95 luate the relationship between aggregate NIH radiology department research funding and measures of in
96 rrelation was observed between the amount of radiology department research funding received and insti
97            Results Twenty-six of 26 hospital radiology departments responded to the survey, with 7500
98                        Purpose To assess the radiology department response, workflow adaptations, and
99     Overuse of urgent brain CT increases the radiology department's workload and exposes patients to
100 mbers of the Society of Chairmen of Academic Radiology Departments (SCARD) nationwide.
101 mbers of the Society of Chairmen of Academic Radiology Departments (SCARD) was conducted.
102  life cycle assessment (LCA) of a diagnostic radiology department serving adult inpatient, outpatient
103                                              Radiology departments should consider policies for and a
104  hepatic metastases at CT is a daily task in radiology departments that influences medical and surgic
105                                   Conclusion Radiology departments that received more NIH research fu
106                         Results Seventy-five radiology departments that received NIH funding ranging
107 ose strategic themes that will help academic radiology departments to adapt more rapidly and successf
108 dership of the Scientific Societies make the Radiology Departments to be involved more and more in th
109 raordinary demands on health care, requiring radiology departments to rapidly adapt workflows and res
110 c survey to assess patient experience in the radiology department, to identify improvement opportunit
111 ean number of performance indicators used by radiology departments was 16 +/- 6.35 (standard deviatio
112 an number of productivity indicators used by radiology departments was 4.55 +/- 2.56 (standard deviat
113         A sample of screens commonly used in radiology departments was tested to determine if artifac
114 ber 2017 to November 2022 in a tertiary care radiology department were included.
115 ective study, databases of three independent radiology departments were queried for SOR and FTOR date
116                                              Radiology departments were selected to reflect the estim
117 atient was transferred to the interventional radiology department, where the fistula's vascular suppl
118 ng has been carried out for years out of the Radiology Departments, where radiologists play their pro
119 an ever-increasing workload in emergency and radiology departments, while missed fractures represent
120 ich may provide important guidance for other radiology departments who are in the early stages of pre
121 year-old female, gravida one was referred to radiology department with history of lower abdominal pai
122 -year-old man has been admitted to the local radiology department with symptoms of the superior vena
123                               United Kingdom radiology departments with a department leader for audit
124                                          All radiology departments with an approved leader for depart
125 conventional radiographs are now answered in radiology departments with dental CT scans.
126 amples from 32 radiographers working in four radiology departments with lead shielding and 18 adminis
127 structured reporting can be implemented in a radiology department, with a high rate of adoption by th
128 biopsy is performed safely in United Kingdom radiology departments, with complication rates within ex

 
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