The Brazilian College of Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging (CBR), through its Radiological Reports Committee, invites radiologists and ultrasonographers from across the country to participate in the research. "The Report We Want: A National Portrait of Radiological Practice."
The initiative aims to provide an up-to-date overview of Brazilian radiological practice, understanding how specialists prepare their reports, the challenges they face daily, the tools they use, the impact of new technologies, and opportunities to improve the processes of communicating results.
The participation of medical specialists is essential for the CBR (Brazilian College of Radiology) to better understand the reality of Diagnostic Imaging services in different regions of Brazil and to develop actions, recommendations, and initiatives aligned with the needs of the specialty.
Through the responses, it will be possible to identify trends, promote qualified discussions on the standardization and quality of radiological reports, and contribute to strengthening good practices in patient care.
Your experience makes a difference. By participating in the research, you help build a comprehensive view of the daily routines of Brazilian radiologists and ultrasonographers and directly contribute to the development of strategies that value the specialty and improve communication among healthcare professionals.
As an incentive to participate, radiologists and ultrasound physicians who fully complete the questionnaire will automatically be eligible to participate in a drawing for... 30 copies of issues 10 to 15 of the Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging Update Program (ProRad)Subject to stock availability. In addition to contributing to the strengthening of the specialty and the construction of a national overview of radiological practice, participants will have the opportunity to expand their scientific knowledge with one of the most important educational publications in the field.
Participate and help build the report we want for the present and future of Brazilian Radiology.