Background Assessing the quality of diagnostic images is subjective and influenced by
factors such education, skills, and experience of the assessor. This study aims to explore the …

Background The number of rejected images is an indicator of image quality and
unnecessary imaging at a radiology department. Image reject analysis was frequent in the …

Introduction The largest source of manmade ionising radiation exposure to the public stems
from diagnostic medical imaging examinations. Reject analysis, a form of quality assurance …

Image retake of radiological examinations not only increases the risk of radiation exposure
of the patients, but also wastes the medical resource and degrades the quality of services of …

Background Reject analysis can be used as a quality indicator, and is an important tool in
localizing areas where optimization is required. Reducing number of rejects is important …

A large database of digital chest radiographs was developed over a 14-month period. Ten
radiographic technologists and five radiologists independently evaluated a stratified subset …

Introduction A core element of a radiographer's role is the decision on whether a radiograph
is sufficient for diagnosis, or a repeat examination is needed. Studies illustrate the …

Objectives To investigate the frequency and reasons for retaking cone beam computed
tomography (CBCT) scans in an oral and maxillofacial radiology imaging clinic in a dental …

Digital radiography has become the norm in US hospitals. The ability to view images,
postprocess, and transmit the images systemwide immediately are distinct advantages. Yet …

Introduction This study aimed to survey radiographers and radiologists' assessment of plain
radiographs to identify the imaging clinicians' differences in acceptance of image quality …