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Where we stand on proficiency testing.

Abstract

Because of the lack of comprehensive information in radiologic technology publications on the history, purpose and future implications of a process technologists hear talked about as "proficiency testing," and because of a lack of understanding of the role The American Society of Radiologic Technologists is playing in the project, the authors responded to a request by the editor to prepare this article. Since evaluation of the proficiency testing concept is still going on, this article is only a beginning and cannot be conclusive as to possible implementation, but it serves to provide substantial understanding through which the reader can evaluate future information.

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C C Kirby, T T Thompson. Where we stand on proficiency testing.. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/1090969/

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