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. 2017 Feb 24;90(1071):20160827. doi: 10.1259/bjr.20160827

Table 1.

QUALMET survey questions

What is your role in the radiology department?
Are faculty required to participate in MOC?
Is hand hygiene compliance measured in the radiology department and if so, how?
Do you track RTAT?
If your measurement of RTAT is not study completion to final signature, how is it measured?
What is your target RTAT in the ED for radiographs?
What is your target RTAT in the ED for CT?
What is your target RTAT in the ED for MRI?
What is your target RTAT for inpatient radiographs?
What is your target RTAT for inpatient CT?
What is your target RTAT for inpatient MRI?
What is your target report RTAT for outpatient routine radiographs?
What is your target RTAT for outpatient routine CT?
What is your target RTAT for outpatient routine MRI?
How do you communicate critical results?
Does your department participate in peer review?
What product is used for peer review?
How is a discrepancy discovered in the peer review process communicated to the radiologist in error?
Do you have departmental or section challenging/missed case conferences? How often?
Does your hospital have a patient portal?
If your hospital has a patient portal, are radiology reports included?
Do you have a decision support tool to assist your referring clinicians in ordering the correct examination?
How is patient satisfaction measured?
Do you distribute satisfaction surveys to your referring clinicians? If so, how often?
How frequently do your radiologists get formal evaluations from the section head or chair?
Are your radiologists given target RVU productivity based on either the AAMC or MGMA surveys?
If so, what is the minimum and target percentage?

AAMC, American Association of Medical College; ED, emergency department; MGMA, Medical Group Management Association; MOC, Maintenance of Certification; RTAT, report turn around time; TAT, turn around time; RVU, relative value unit.