A systems approach to evaluating ionizing radiation: six focus areas to improve quality, efficiency, and patient safety.
Perlin JB, Mower L, Bushe C. J Healthc Qual. 2015;37:173-188.
Radiation therapy has been described as an emerging patient safety issue due to harm associated with its use. This commentary describes a comprehensive analysis that identified risks related to ionizing radiation delivery and recommends solutions to enhance its safety.
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