2019
DOI: 10.1016/j.clinimag.2018.12.006
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Readability of radiology reports: implications for patient-centered care

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“…Analysis of patient-initiated messages submitted through a patient portal helped to understand the patients' concerns. Martin-Carreras T, et al 2019 [15] This study looks to assess the readability of radiology reports.…”
Section: Survey 1489 Patientsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Analysis of patient-initiated messages submitted through a patient portal helped to understand the patients' concerns. Martin-Carreras T, et al 2019 [15] This study looks to assess the readability of radiology reports.…”
Section: Survey 1489 Patientsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Patients could feel that the image is useless or unimportant because the image is very dark. These examples show challenges that decrease the readability of radiology reports and these barriers should be considered and improved as part of the overall improvement in patient access to radiology reports in the patient portal [15]. medical images and the radiology interpretation [38].…”
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“…The threshold set by the requirements of clarity and simplicity is interesting to discuss. A study of quantitative analysis of the readability of radiological reports in the USA concludes that fewer than 4% of all reports in the sample were at the eighth-grade reading level of the average U.S. adult, and therefore they were classified as difficult to understand by patients and caregivers [10]. The problem here is whether and how precision of imaging data stored in reports, which are essential to patient care and to medical research, can be achieved without employing technical terms (or terms that are not understandable by an 8th grader).…”
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“…La elaboración de informes estructurados según estos criterios abre posibilidades inalcanzables con los informes de texto tradicionales. En el contexto de la asistencia sanitaria centrada en el paciente, es necesario que los informes puedan ser leídos por profesionales sanitarios de diferentes especialidades e incluso por profesionales no sanitarios (el paciente y sus cuidadores) [59]. El informe estructurado puede utilizarse para generar contenidos en lenguaje natural de acuerdo con el nivel de comprensión del lector al que va dirigido.…”
Section: Informe Estructurado Radiológicounclassified
“…Nótese que el Informe de resultados de pruebas de imagen, que aquí llamamos informe radiológico, es uno de los informes del CMDIC. En esta tesis trabajamos con el IRE, que contiene al anterior, es más sofisticado y aporta ventajas en cuanto a la normalización y calidad del informe radiológico.El IRE introduce mejoras significativas en el informado radiológico, en contraposición con el informe radiológico dictado tradicional[55][56][57]59-63]: (I) las plantillas de IRE específicas para cada enfermedad pueden mejorar la claridad y calidad de los informes, y garantizar en la práctica un uso coherente de las terminologías clínicas. (II) Los IRE basados en listas de comprobación o "checklists" pueden reducir los errores de diagnóstico, así como los errores gramaticales de los sistemas digitales de reconocimiento de voz.…”
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