Sentence examples for inappropriate imaging from inspiring English sources
The first option has the potential to reduce inappropriate imaging more, but was unsuccessful in the Medicare Imaging Demonstration Project, and likely requires expert opinion-based AUC.
Another important finding of this study is that the measured defect sizes were similar between the healthy and MI rats at 25-MBq injection dose with STD, indicating that, when the image quality is poor due to inappropriate imaging settings, myocardial perfusion SPECT imaging is no longer able to distinguish MI from healthy rats.
RANZCR is committed to reducing inappropriate imaging and ensuring all imaging is appropriate and clinically accountable.
These templates may be reasonably expected to improve patient care, decrease inappropriate imaging utilization, reduce the inappropriate use of steroids and narcotics, and potentially decrease the number of inappropriate invasive procedures.
Reasons for inappropriate imaging are many, and include patients' expectations and demands for imaging, conflict of interest presented by physician ownership of imaging equipment, incentives for referrals, lack of specific guidance from radiologists and lack of knowledge by referring physicians and other providers and non-physicians.
Problems … from inadequate equipment, … inappropriate imaging technique and lack of….specialized training….".
Finally, the study shows that errors caused by inappropriate image processing amplify the inaccuracies of low-resolution source imagery and eliminate the benefits of high-resolution source imaging.
To determine whether point-of-care clinical decision support can effectively reduce inappropriate medical imaging of patients who present to the emergency department (ED) with low-back pain (LBP).
Inappropriate ionising medical imaging has been escalating in the last decades.
Inappropriate ionising medical imaging is widespread and increasing worldwide.
Two leading specialty societies promote stewardship of health resources by encouraging guideline-concordant care, thereby limiting inappropriate and obsolete imaging.
