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Development and Real-World Evaluation of an NLP-Assisted Quality Control System for Radiology Reports.

Aug 2026 · Journal of imaging informatics in medicine · 0 citations · 27 references
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The NLP-assisted system can identify potential reporting errors and provide real-time quality control support for radiology reports and its implementation may help improve reporting consistency and support workflow efficiency.

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