The phrase "a structured reporting" is not correct in English.
It should be "structured reporting" without the article "a." You can use "structured reporting" when referring to a systematic and organized way of presenting information, often in a professional or technical context.
Example: "The medical team implemented structured reporting to ensure consistency and clarity in patient records."
Alternatives: "systematic reporting" or "organized reporting."
In 2007 2008, RSNA started a Structured Reporting initiative as one of the pillars of the RadLex steering committee actions.
The introduction of a structured reporting approach to lumbar spine MRI may increase awareness and detection rate of clinically relevant extra-spinal findings.
The OpenTox report generating component generates reports to present the results (of predictions/model validation) to the user in a structured reporting format.
The purpose of this study was to evaluate the functionality of eKidney as a structured reporting tool in operative note generation.
The development of a structured reporting system will improve the clinical outcome of a medical imaging procedure, by focussing on the essential message, in a harmonised way, thus facilitating the communication process along the clinical pathway of the patient.
In this study, by means of a structured reporting approach, we systematically searched for the presence of clinically and non-clinically relevant extra-spinal IF in patients undergoing MRI of the lumbar spine, and estimated the rate of undetected findings in archived radiological reports.
Still, the question as to whether all radiological examinations should have a structured report and if so the actual report structure remains open.
Each report contains categorical information about location, patient demographics and reporter perception of severity of harm collected in a structured report form as well as free-text descriptions of the incident, potential contributory factors and planned actions to prevent re-occurrence.
Each report contains categorical information about location, patient demographics, and reporter perception of severity of harm — collected in a structured report form — as well as free-text descriptions of the incident, potential contributory factors, and planned actions to prevent reoccurrence.
A structured report requires a fixed framework and standardized nomenclature.
(Rx-B) 16. "I have my template, you have your template that's not a structured report!
