Distractions while interpreting mammograms lead to higher inaccuracies and contribute to radiologist burnout
According to a study published in the Journal of the American College of Radiology, when physicians are interrupted during mammogram readings, it detrimentally affects their overall performance, resulting in higher recall rates, decreased accuracy, and diminished job satisfaction. Researchers at Duke University Medical Center engaged nine breast cancer-specialized radiologists to interpret 150 previously analyzed mammogram […]
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