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Noninterpretive Skills in Radiology : Q&a Top Score Prep Guide for the Boards by Twyla Bartel and Alan Weissman (2017, Trade Paperback)

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PublisherThieme Medical Publishers, Incorporated

ISBN-101626234590

ISBN-139781626234598

eBay Product ID (ePID)228754367

Product Key Features

Number of Pages90 Pages

LanguageEnglish

Publication NameNoninterpretive Skills in Radiology : Q&A Top Score Prep Guide for the Boards

SubjectRadiology, Radiotherapy & Nuclear Medicine

Publication Year2017

TypeTextbook

AuthorTwyla Bartel, Alan Weissman

Subject AreaMedical

FormatTrade Paperback

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Item Height0.3 in

Item Weight13.7 Oz

Item Length11.1 in

Item Width8.5 in

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Intended AudienceScholarly & Professional

LCCN2016-035755

ReviewsThis is a must have for all ABR exam takers -- Doody's Reviews (Score: 91) Within each section are excellent graphics, cartoons, and medical images which help to solidify each discussion point. The 175 questions cover most material with which one would be expected to be familiar. -- American Journal of Neuroradiology

IllustratedYes

Table Of Content1 Introduction to Noninterpretive Skills Quality: It's all about Quality Improvement A Few Organizations and a Few Acronyms Business Intelligence Useful Approaches to Quality Improvement Define, Measure, Analyze, Improve, and Control (DMAIC) Methodology The Eight Wastes in Lean Seven Tools of Quality Improvement Safety Safety versus Error Four Fundamental Factors Leading to Errors Errors Malpractice Radiology Errors Active and Sharp, Latent and Blunt Evaluate Risk and Adverse Events High-Reliability Organization Culture Human Factors Engineering Practice Communication Swiss Cheese Key Safety Goals Consent Simulation-Based Training Appropriateness Criteria Peer Review Miscellaneous Organizations Contributing to Quality and Safety Magnetic Resonance Imaging Safety Contrast Allergies and Reactions Contrast Nephropathy Extravasation Contrast Warming Radiation Safety Professionalism and Ethics Statistics Radiology Error and Bias Special Effects: Hawthorne and Weber 2 Questions and Answers

SynopsisFOUR STARS from Doody's Star Ratings(TM) Leading educators provide thought-provoking board review focused on the new Noninterpretive Skills module on ABR exams This robust study guide is ideal for American Board of Radiology (ABR) exam preparation, mirroring the syllabus in the new Noninterpretive Skills (NIS) module for the Core, Certifying, and Maintenance of Certification exams. Skilled radiologists with NIS expertise provide board-type questions and high-yield pearls on why the keys to a successful radiology practice involve more than "just reading 'em right." The ABR safeguards the public through careful licensing of radiologists who demonstrate the highest commitment to competence, professionalism, and safety. The NIS module was created in response to the fact that radiologists tend to be primarily diagnosis-oriented, but also need to master other important skills to attain and maintain excellence as practitioners. Select Features Included are a wide range of high-yield questions with detailed answers. Patient safety, radiation safety, effective patient communication, error prevention, quality improvement, contrast reaction management, MRI contraindications, and more, are all discussed. The business of radiology: professionalism, best practices, key performance measures, malpractice, ethics, critical thinking, and more, are explained. Six Sigma and Lean-highly regarded improvement methodologies-are discussed in cogent, easily relatable language. Abundant memory aids in the form of mnemonics and tips are interfused throughout the text. The reader-friendly text and tips format, coupled with the well-written Q & A format, enable proficient learning of a large depth and breadth of material. Radiology residents who utilize this rigorous ABR exam prep will gain the confidence to attain top scores on the NIS portion of the boards. This book is also an essential resource for established radiologists preparing for the MOC exam., FOUR STARS from Doody's Star Ratings(tm) Leading educators provide thought-provoking board review focused on the new Noninterpretive Skills module on ABR exams This robust study guide is ideal for American Board of Radiology (ABR) exam preparation, mirroring the syllabus in the new Noninterpretive Skills (NIS) module for the Core, Certifying, and Maintenance of Certification exams. Skilled radiologists with NIS expertise provide board-type questions and high-yield pearls on why the keys to a successful radiology practice involve more than "just reading 'em right." The ABR safeguards the public through careful licensing of radiologists who demonstrate the highest commitment to competence, professionalism, and safety. The NIS module was created in response to the fact that radiologists tend to be primarily diagnosis-oriented, but also need to master other important skills to attain and maintain excellence as practitioners. Select Features Included are a wide range of high-yield questions with detailed answers. Patient safety, radiation safety, effective patient communication, error prevention, quality improvement, contrast reaction management, MRI contraindications, and more, are all discussed. The business of radiology: professionalism, best practices, key performance measures, malpractice, ethics, critical thinking, and more, are explained. Six Sigma and Lean-highly regarded improvement methodologies-are discussed in cogent, easily relatable language. Abundant memory aids in the form of mnemonics and tips are interfused throughout the text. The reader-friendly text and tips format, coupled with the well-written Q & A format, enable proficient learning of a large depth and breadth of material. Radiology residents who utilize this rigorous ABR exam prep will gain the confidence to attain top scores on the NIS portion of the boards. This book is also an essential resource for established radiologists preparing for the MOC exam.

LC Classification NumberRC78.15