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Poll: Participating in a Radiology Data Registry?

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Radiology data registries aim to help groups benchmark protocols and performance to improve patient care and add value to their practice.

Eight registries comprise the American College of Radiology’s National Radiology Data Registry Index -dose index, CT colonography, general radiology improvement, IV contrast extravasation, mammography, oncologic PET, night coverage, and quality improvement for CT scans in children.

Are you participating?

 

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