Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnight studies be overread in the morning? In @Radiology_RSNA: https://t.co/MgNXgzQzK5 https://t.co/viaab2pebL #RadInTraining https://t.co/bj1i09GYTw
Radiologists Make More Errors Interpreting Off-Hours Body CT Studies during Overnight Assignments as Compared with Daytime Assignments.
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Several discussions emphasize the findings of the study, such as mentions of a correlation between night shifts and error rates, with some users questioning whether overnight studies should be reviewed again in the morning. Phrases like 'major discrepancies' and 'not an unexpected finding' indicate that participants are reflecting deeply on the implications of the errors, suggesting that many find this issue pressing and worthy of further conversation.
Most discussions indicate a supportive tone towards the publication's findings, acknowledging the increased error rates.
The frequency and detail in the discussions show strong curiosity and relevance to the topic among participants.
While many discussions recap the findings, a few delve into implications, showing moderate engagement with the material.
Participants view the findings as having a significant influence on the practice and policy in radiology.
Abstract in brief
- Radiologists make more significant interpretation errors on body CT scans during overnight shifts compared to daytime shifts.
- A study analyzed errors made by radiology fellows over a four-year period, comparing results from daytime (7 AM - 6 PM) and nighttime (6 PM - 7 AM) assignments.
- The findings showed that 30% of nighttime studies had errors versus only about 2% during the day, indicating a pronounced decrease in performance at night, particularly in the latter half of overnight shifts.
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Most liked on X and BlueskyRADIOLOGY New: Overall error rate on >10,000 body CT cases increased by 50% on overnight reads vs daytime reads by radiology fellows. https://t.co/ehQTcPfzHU #radiology @radiology_rsna https://t.co/vrJ2TCIxii
Do radiologists make more errors during off-hour night assignments? A study published in @radiology_rsna used 10,090 CT studies to analyze the rate of clinically important interpretation errors on the CT exams of radiologists working off-hours. https://t.co/Zg7m513ahI https://t.co/8OoKihHZ9o
Radiologists working off-hours made more errors interpreting body CT examinations during night assignments compared with day assignments. https://t.co/erMjT271cS @MaitrayPatelMD @MayoRadiology #RadPolicy #HealthPolicy #CTRad https://t.co/9IYkqSmKCc
Time DOES matter
@MaitrayPatelMD @rokdezman @radiology_rsna CORRECTED #RadInTraining In-A-Minute summary video for "Radiologists make more errors interpreting off-hours body CT studies during overnight assignments as compared to daytime assignments" by Patel et al. https://t.co/xRrpsaoXu8 https://t.co/EhltBcSZEQ https://t.co/uIFkO3gfP3
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Impact of Shift Timing on Body CT Study Accuracy
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RT @teleradsol: Radiologists make more Interpreting errors during Overnight Assignments as Compared with Daytime Assignments. Read the arti…
Radiologists make more Interpreting errors during Overnight Assignments as Compared with Daytime Assignments. Read the article on: https://t.co/7wGy1QdZSE #radiology #teleradiology #radlife #radiologists https://t.co/Gi6nTJeMBT
On the basis of a subspecialty review Radiologists working off-hours made more errors interpreting body CT examinations during night assignments compared with day assignments. Read the article: https://t.co/bYVFPoZYRf #RSNA #teleradiology #radiology #healthcare #telradsol
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Radiologists Make More Errors Interpreting Off-Hours Body CT Studies during Overnight Assignments as Compared with Daytime Assignments | Radiology https://t.co/E0edLdqnQV
RT @RSNA: Do radiologists make more errors during off-hour night assignments? A study published in @radiology_rsna used 10,090 CT studies t…
RT @RSNA: Do radiologists make more errors during off-hour night assignments? A study published in @radiology_rsna used 10,090 CT studies t…
RT @RSNA: Do radiologists make more errors during off-hour night assignments? A study published in @radiology_rsna used 10,090 CT studies t…
RT @RSNA: Do radiologists make more errors during off-hour night assignments? A study published in @radiology_rsna used 10,090 CT studies t…
RT @RSNA: Do radiologists make more errors during off-hour night assignments? A study published in @radiology_rsna used 10,090 CT studies t…
RT @RSNA: Do radiologists make more errors during off-hour night assignments? A study published in @radiology_rsna used 10,090 CT studies t…
RT @RSNA: Do radiologists make more errors during off-hour night assignments? A study published in @radiology_rsna used 10,090 CT studies t…
RT @RSNA: Do radiologists make more errors during off-hour night assignments? A study published in @radiology_rsna used 10,090 CT studies t…
RT @RSNA: Do radiologists make more errors during off-hour night assignments? A study published in @radiology_rsna used 10,090 CT studies t…
#RT RSNA: Do radiologists make more errors during off-hour night assignments? A study published in @radiology_rsna used 10,090 CT studies to analyze the rate of clinically important interpretation errors on the CT exams of radiologists working off-hours. https://t.co/MgSnVNAwry…
RT @RSNA: Do radiologists make more errors during off-hour night assignments? A study published in @radiology_rsna used 10,090 CT studies t…
Do radiologists make more errors during off-hour night assignments? A study published in @radiology_rsna used 10,090 CT studies to analyze the rate of clinically important interpretation errors on the CT exams of radiologists working off-hours. https://t.co/Zg7m513ahI https://t.co/8OoKihHZ9o
You can read more of the study in Radiology https://t.co/4rbjj7wbSZ
RT @francisdeng: @MaitrayPatelMD @rokdezman @radiology_rsna CORRECTED #RadInTraining In-A-Minute summary video for "Radiologists make more…
RT @francisdeng: @MaitrayPatelMD @rokdezman @radiology_rsna CORRECTED #RadInTraining In-A-Minute summary video for "Radiologists make more…
RT @francisdeng: @MaitrayPatelMD @rokdezman @radiology_rsna CORRECTED #RadInTraining In-A-Minute summary video for "Radiologists make more…
RT @francisdeng: @MaitrayPatelMD @rokdezman @radiology_rsna CORRECTED #RadInTraining In-A-Minute summary video for "Radiologists make more…
RT @francisdeng: @MaitrayPatelMD @rokdezman @radiology_rsna CORRECTED #RadInTraining In-A-Minute summary video for "Radiologists make more…
@MaitrayPatelMD @rokdezman @radiology_rsna CORRECTED #RadInTraining In-A-Minute summary video for "Radiologists make more errors interpreting off-hours body CT studies during overnight assignments as compared to daytime assignments" by Patel et al. https://t.co/xRrpsaoXu8 https://t.co/EhltBcSZEQ https://t.co/uIFkO3gfP3
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Radiologists Make More Errors Interpreting Off-Hours Body CT Studies during Overnight Assignments as Compared with Daytime Assignments #radiology https://t.co/xfvIpWo9K2
RT @radiology_rsna: Radiologists working off-hours made more errors interpreting body CT examinations during night assignments compared wit…
RT @radiology_rsna: Radiologists working off-hours made more errors interpreting body CT examinations during night assignments compared wit…
RT @radiology_rsna: Radiologists working off-hours made more errors interpreting body CT examinations during night assignments compared wit…
Radiologists working off-hours made more errors interpreting body CT examinations during night assignments compared with day assignments. https://t.co/erMjT271cS @MaitrayPatelMD @MayoRadiology #RadPolicy #HealthPolicy #CTRad https://t.co/9IYkqSmKCc
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @Gansrob: Radiologists Make More Errors Interpreting Off-Hours Body CT Studies: not an unexpected finding, but the challenge is how to i…
Radiologists Make More Errors Interpreting Off-Hours Body CT Studies: not an unexpected finding, but the challenge is how to improve #quality of #care in Off-hours| Radiology https://t.co/bFn41kLDap
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
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RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
#RT RSNA: RT francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnight studies be overread in the morning? In Radiology_RSNA: https://t.co/V5ZdMFmh9Y https://t.co/nTf41cZje9 #RadInTraining …
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @ELM_Rad: Time DOES matter
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @ELM_Rad: Time DOES matter
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @DIRECT_USyd: Time of day
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @DIRECT_USyd: Time of day
Radiologists Make More Errors Interpreting Off-Hours Body CT Studies during Overnight Assignments as Compared with Daytime Assignments | Radiology @radiology_rsna @RadiologyACR @RadiologyToday https://t.co/Ya1THhUx9D
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
Time of day
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
New study confirms that more reading errors occur during night shifts, with 69% of radiologists having higher error rates for night cases
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
RT @francisdeng: Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnig…
Major discrepancies in body CT interpretations are more common at night than during the day (3 vs 2%). Should all overnight studies be overread in the morning? In @Radiology_RSNA: https://t.co/MgNXgzQzK5 https://t.co/viaab2pebL #RadInTraining https://t.co/bj1i09GYTw
RT @ELM_Rad: Time DOES matter
Radiologists Make More Errors Interpreting Off-Hours Body CT Studies during Overnight Assignments as Compared with Daytime Assignments | Radiology https://t.co/vWuMjUCrFO
RT @RadiologyEditor: RADIOLOGY New: Overall error rate on >10,000 body CT cases increased by 50% on overnight reads vs daytime reads by ra…
RT @RadiologyEditor: RADIOLOGY New: Overall error rate on >10,000 body CT cases increased by 50% on overnight reads vs daytime reads by ra…
RT @RadiologyEditor: RADIOLOGY New: Overall error rate on >10,000 body CT cases increased by 50% on overnight reads vs daytime reads by ra…
RT @RadiologyEditor: RADIOLOGY New: Overall error rate on >10,000 body CT cases increased by 50% on overnight reads vs daytime reads by ra…
RT @RadiologyEditor: RADIOLOGY New: Overall error rate on >10,000 body CT cases increased by 50% on overnight reads vs daytime reads by ra…
RT @RadiologyEditor: RADIOLOGY New: Overall error rate on >10,000 body CT cases increased by 50% on overnight reads vs daytime reads by ra…
RT @RadiologyEditor: RADIOLOGY New: Overall error rate on >10,000 body CT cases increased by 50% on overnight reads vs daytime reads by ra…
RT @RadiologyEditor: RADIOLOGY New: Overall error rate on >10,000 body CT cases increased by 50% on overnight reads vs daytime reads by ra…
RT @RadiologyEditor: RADIOLOGY New: Overall error rate on >10,000 body CT cases increased by 50% on overnight reads vs daytime reads by ra…
RT @RadiologyEditor: RADIOLOGY New: Overall error rate on >10,000 body CT cases increased by 50% on overnight reads vs daytime reads by ra…
RT @ELM_Rad: Time DOES matter
RT @ELM_Rad: Time DOES matter
Time DOES matter
RADIOLOGY New: Overall error rate on >10,000 body CT cases increased by 50% on overnight reads vs daytime reads by radiology fellows. https://t.co/ehQTcPfzHU #radiology @radiology_rsna https://t.co/vrJ2TCIxii