Transcription of QUALITY CONTROL IN DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY
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AAPM REPORT NO. 74 QUALITY CONTROLIN DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGYR eport of Task Group #12 DIAGNOSTIC X-ray Imaging CommitteeMembersS. Jeff Shepard, ChairmanPei-Jan Paul Lin, Co-ChairmanJohn M. BooneDianna D. CodyJane R. FisherG. Donald FreyHy Glasser*Joel E. GrayArthur G. HausLance V. HefnerRichard L. Holmes, J. KobistekFrank N. RanalloPhilip L. RauchRaymond P. Rossi*J. Anthony SeibertKeith J. StraussOrhan H. SuleimanJoel R. SchenckStephen K. ThompsonJuly 2002 Published for theAmerican Association of Physicists in Medicineby Medical Physics Publishing*DeceasedDISCLAIMER: This publication is based on sources and information believed tobe reliable, but the AAPM and the editors disclaim any warranty or liability basedon or relating to the contents of this AAPM does not endorse any products, manufacturers, or suppliers.
Medical Physicist in Diagnostic Radiology. 1 That document includes this statement: A primary responsibility of the medical physicist in an imaging program is the development and supervision of a quantitative quality assurance program. The responsibility for establishment of a quality control (QC) program has
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