Quality Control in Radiology Department
In this issue of Radiographics, Lane F. Donnelly and co-authors have discussed a method for departments quality control. They have created a scorecard that is presented quarterly to the institutional leadership and is available to all radiology employees on the institutional intranet. The scorecard currently has 33 measures in six areas: clinical services (safety, quality, timeliness); education; research; professionalism, communication, and user satisfaction; finances and administration; and staffing.
Seems like all our departments in India desperately need something like this to ensure quality control in terms of all parameters mentioned.
Seems like all our departments in India desperately need something like this to ensure quality control in terms of all parameters mentioned.
Quality Control in Radiology Department
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Friday, August 27, 2010
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