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> interaction with patient, which is the most important task It's also the one radiologists and other medical professionals routinely fail at. Sorry, but if y
by nknight 15y ago
> interaction with patient, which is the most important task
It's also the one radiologists and other medical professionals routinely fail at.
Sorry, but if your argument is "computers don't have a bedside manner", I have to call that a plus... for the computers.
- inkaudio 15y agoSure there are many in the medical profession who fail at beside manners, but it is not the vast majority. And it's not just beside manner, understanding medical terminology, prepping and positioning the patient for the X-ray, X-raying the appropriate body part, operating the machinery safely and effectively, recording keeping, etc.. It's easy for an outsider to downplay the importance of all this, but that's because they don't do the work and never considers what happens when someone messes up: important care is delayed or a patient gets too much x-ray exposure.