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PubMed1992

Quality assurance and radiologic audit.

Quality assurance is essential in the cost-effective provision of radiologic services. Technical aspects include the routine measurement of equipment performance and the control of reject and retake rates. The current emphasis is on reducing patient radiation dose while maintaining acceptable image quality. The reduction of unnecessary radiologic investigations is also a priority. Clinical and medical audits, integral parts of the quality assurance process, form part of a continuously repeated cycle designed to raise standards of performance by changing clinical practice on the basis of outcome analysis. Quality assurance in mammography is presented as an example.

Diagnosis, Differential↗
PubMed1991

[Ureteroscopy. Experience and results].

Ureteroscopy is an Endo-urological procedure which has been practiced around the world in all teaching centers of Urology. It presents obvious advantages. Our experience has been satisfactory, not only due to the coordinated and joint work, but for the results obtained in behalf of our patients who went back to their regular activities shortly after. As all the new procedures, it has a learning curve which is given after the initial training has been acquired but its performance will give expertise, same as radiologic technology and the development of new instruments with smaller diameter and accessories which allow the easier access to ureter and lithotripsy.

Adolescent↗