N50 length, a weighted median of assembly sequence lengths, is a widely used metric but does not give any clue about the completeness of the contents of the assembly, such as protein-coding genes.
9 A study conducted in Australia examined the quality and completeness of the contents of imaging reports with respect to BI-RADS. 4 However, anecdotal experience suggests that the quality of breast imaging reports is highly variable and information relevant to patient care may be omitted or partially reported in these reports.
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Examples of QoD parameters are completeness of the source contents and recency of update of the contents.
The 3 QIs are the completeness and quality of the content of medical records, the completeness of the order for a radiology exam, and the holding of multidisciplinary team meetings (MDTM) on cancer patient management.
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