Subgroups cover topics such as DNA analysis and interpretation, quality assurance, DNA databases, automation and expert systems, and forensic biology.
The NCI recommendations cover patient preparation, methods of scan interpretation, quality assurance, image acquisition and reconstruction guidelines, as well as other technical parameters [ 11].
Ten panelists were asked to categorize specific reporting elements as essential, recommended, optional (without sufficient data to support a higher ranking), and unnecessary (does not contribute to scan interpretation or quality assurance).
It is recommended to have other researchers review the qualitative data that has been gathered in relation to research interpretations for quality assurance (Brinkman & Kvale, 2015; Kvale, 1996).
However, neither paper offers a clear interpretation of the process of quality assurance; when and how it should be conducted, and what it should seek to achieve.
MK contributed to the design of the study, statistical and methodological support, acquisition of data and quality assurance, and analyses and interpretation of data.
MR contributed to the concept and design of the study with specific focus on mobility function, life space and environmental gerontology, acquisition of data and quality assurance, and analyses and interpretation of data.
Ultrasound images from interesting or concerning cases are emailed regularly by the Rwandese staff physicians to the primary author of this paper for real-time quality assurance and assistance with interpretation.
EP contributed to the concept and design of the study with specific focus on physical function and activity, acquisition of data and quality assurance, and analyses and interpretation of data.
Carried out JS data quality assurance, data analysis, and data interpretation.
Telepathology allows the remote interpretation of fluorescence patterns (telediagnosis), second opinions or consultations (teleconsultation), quality assurance, education, teaching, self-study and research (teleeducation) [31].
