AuntMinnie

JULY 1, 2024

But the investigators also noted that radiologists interpreted nearly all outpatient hospital, inpatient, and emergency department exams compared to those conducted in an office setting. This overall percentage varied by modality, the group reported: 97.3% for CT 91% for MRI 76.6% for digital x-ray 0.9% for nuclear medicine 33.9%

Image Interpretation 290

Image Interpretation X-ray Nuclear Medicine Imaging 290

Imaging Technology

JULY 3, 2024

For non-cardiac imaging, the study found that radiologists interpreted nearly all imaging in the hospital outpatient, inpatient, and emergency department settings: 99.5% Even in the office setting, radiologists interpreted a majority of non-cardiac advanced imaging (84.4% for CT; 99.4% for MR; 98.9%

Image Interpretation 111

Image Interpretation Radiologist Imaging Ultrasound 111

Aidoc

FEBRUARY 16, 2025

Delayed imaging interpretation can extend inpatient stays, postpone treatment and lower patient satisfaction. Backlogs in the reading room develop when imaging volume surpasses reading capacity, causing delays in addressing urgent patient needs and clinical questions. The consequences are significant.

Radiology 52

Radiology Inpatient Radiograph Radiographer 52