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Certification and licensure of radiologic technologists: Part I.

This article focuses on the vast inconsistencies in radiologic technology credentialing within the United States. There is no Federal statute requiring licensure of medical radiologic technologists. Historically, professional self-monitoring certifying agencies have provided the voluntary competency requirements that are used in some states. However, among these agencies varying standards prevail. Even though the majority of states do not license radiologic technologists, there are efforts underway to introduce licensure within the field.

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Responsible dissemination of scholarly work in radiology.

Scholarly research is critical not only to the technical advancement of the radiologic sciences, but also to the recognition of radiologic technology as a profession. As radiologic science professionals become increasingly involved in the production and publication of research, they need to understand the ethical implications of such research. This article describes the peer-review process, discusses problems of authorship, examines questionable research practices and presents a set of guidelines for the responsible dissemination of research.

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Assessment of continuing education needs: results of New Jersey survey.

This article is the result of a study that the authors conducted for the Council of Radiologic Technology Educators of New Jersey. The purpose of the study was (1) to determine if radiologic technologists thought continuing education was necessary; (2) to determine what technologists have done to date about continuing education in their own lives; (3) to identify the type of continuing education programs radiologic technologists want; and (4) to find out how radiologic technologists want continuing education programs to be designed.

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