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The radiography essentials: an evolutionary perspective.

M A Mixdorf·R E Goldsworthy
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A review of all the Radiography Essentials since their inception in 1944 provides an insightful look into the history and dynamics of entry-level educational standards in radiography. As successive Essentials have been revised, more attention has been given to the clinical environment, a broadened and strengthened curricula and due process. Additionally, radiographers have gained greater autonomy in delivering professional entry-level education in radiography.

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M A Mixdorf, R E Goldsworthy. The radiography essentials: an evolutionary perspective.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1641477/

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