Double reading of chest x-rays is often used to ensure that fewer abnormalities are missed,
but very little is known about how the search behavior of others affects observer performance…

A test bank of verified chest radiographs was compiled for visual search experiments to
investigate radiology performance in the detection of early lung cancer. A measure of the …

OBJECTIVE. The aim of the work was to establish optimum ambient light conditions for
viewing radiologic images of the wrist on liquid crystal display monitors. MATERIALS AND …

The function of medical imaging is to provide information and to reduce diagnostic
uncertainty. Radiological information takes many forms including the spatial distributions of …

OBJECTIVE. Orthopedic injury and intracranial hemorrhage are commonly encountered in
emergency radiology, and accurate and timely diagnosis is important. The purpose of this …

PURPOSE: Communication in medical imaging is a neglected area of research, despite the
necessity for good communication if optimum diagnostic images are to be achieved. …

Reporting by radiographers is currently an extended role. The College of Radiographers
however considers that in the future reporting will be a requirement for all radiographers. If …

In a previously reported study we demonstrated that expert performance can decline following
perceptual feedback of eye movements in the relatively simple radiological task of wrist …

We report a study that investigated whether experienced and inexperienced radiographers
benefit from knowing where another person looked during pulmonary nodule detection. …

Shamir (1991: 405) noted that 'current reviews of work-motivation theories are unanimous in
their dissatisfaction with the state-of-the-art'. He concluded that existing theories offer an …