the latest generation of CT scanners produce hundreds of images - it is
just not possible to print out every one of these so radiology places
put all the images onto CD along with a viewer. Best viewed with a Dell
24" monitor in portrait orientation!
n
Dr Hugh Nelson wrote:
the cd's are really irrelevant to GP's.
i see them as just a cost saving measure compared to using film.
Peter MacIsaac wrote:
At yesterdays radiology quality workshop it was suggested that
radiology images as currently delivered were only useful a drink coasters.
Any views on what GPs want from radiology re images and the CD method
of delivery?
Regards
Peter MacIsaac
MacIsaac Informatics
Consulting in Health Informatics, Terminology & Data management and
Health Policy.
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up into teams, we would be reorganised. I was to learn later in life
that we tend to meet any new situation by reorganising, and a
wonderful method it can be for creation the illusion of progress while
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