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Implementation of an automated diagnostic display quality assurance program.

Aug 2026 · Physical and Engineering Sciences in Medicine · 0 citations · 7 references
Medicine

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The implementation of a centralised, automated QA program aligned with AAPM Task Group 270 (TG-270) recommendations across a large health service is evaluated and the need for defined cross-calibration intervals as part of ongoing program maintenance is highlighted.

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