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Making the invisible, visible: Meeting EU requirements on dose
Implementing an effective dose management system will help hospitals meet the new European Union legislative requirements and enable radiologists to meet their ethical responsibility to maximize patient safety, writes Dr. Jan Casselman.
March 19, 2014
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