[Disclosure of diagnosis in ambulatory radiology practice: expectations of patients and referring physicians].
@article{Lorch2007DisclosureOD, title={[Disclosure of diagnosis in ambulatory radiology practice: expectations of patients and referring physicians].}, author={H. Lorch and P. Scherer}, journal={RoFo : Fortschritte auf dem Gebiete der Rontgenstrahlen und der Nuklearmedizin}, year={2007}, volume={179 10}, pages={ 1043-7 } }
PURPOSE
To evaluate and compare the expectations of patients and referring physicians (RPH) regarding the disclosure of radiological diagnostic procedure (RDP) results.
MATERIALS AND METHODS
A written survey was performed among 594 consecutive patients (47% male, 53% female; average age 49.6 y +/- 17.2 y) undergoing diagnostic cross-sectional imaging at three different ambulatories. A separate questionnaire was sent to 149 non-radiologist RPHs (rate of return 43.6%). The Chi-square test… Expand
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