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Poll: Does Your Organization Monitor Dose?

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Conferences|SIIM

Only a few states have legislation for monitoring radiation exposure but the rest will follow suit, predict experts at SIIM 2014, where is your organization in the mix?

Only a few states have legislation for monitoring radiation exposure but the rest will follow suit, predict experts at SIIM 2014, where is your organization in the mix?

Does Your Organization Monitor Dose?

Yes, my organization monitors dose and it is embedded in the physician report.
Yes, my organization monitors dose and it is not embedded in the physician report.
We are in the process of implementing a system.
No, my organization does not monitor dose.
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