Background Assessing the quality of diagnostic images is subjective and influenced by
factors such education, skills, and experience of the assessor. This study aims to explore the …

Introduction This study illustrates image rejection rates of the lateral wrist x‐ray projection at
a large, public teaching hospital. Rejected images were evaluated to determine the number …

Introduction A core element of a radiographer's role is the decision on whether a radiograph
is sufficient for diagnosis, or a repeat examination is needed. Studies illustrate the …

Introduction The proportion of diagnostic images not applied for diagnostic purposes is an
indicator of image quality, safety, and efficiency in radiography. Despite increased …

Introduction Radiographers must ensure that the radiographs they produce are of sufficient
quality before reporting by radiologists. However, does radiographers' perception of image …

Introduction The overall reject rate (RR) of our newly set up Radiology department was an
average of 14%, higher than the recommended 8% target and 10% threshold set by the …

Objective To explore factors influencing the expansion of the peer-based technologist
Coaching Model Program (CMP) from its origins in mammography and ultrasound to all …

Background When rectal tumors are examined using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) the
perpendicular angulation of the axial T2-weighted image to the tumor axis is essential for a …

Radiographers acquiring x-ray images are responsible for accepting or rejecting images
based on technical image quality criteria. This research explored radiographer decision …

Rejected or repeated images analysis remains a significant challenge, particularly in digital
imaging. Despite the expectation that the transition from conventional to digital systems …