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Radiologic Technology, 79:405-414 2008
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PEER REVIEW

Teaching Technology to Technologists

RICH LEHRER, MSRS, R.T.(R)

Context The field of radiologic technology is in a transition period between the traditional film-based model and the digital-based model.

Objective To determine the extent to which educational programs accredited by the Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology (JRCERT) are providing digital imaging-specific education.

Methods A survey regarding digital imaging instruction was administered electronically to program directors of 289 JRCERT-accredited educational programs in the United States.

Results One hundred forty-four responses were received, for a response rate of 50%. The survey revealed that the majority of educational programs (73.6%) have added, modified or are already covering digital imaging topics, while other programs (21.5%) were in the planning stages of preparing coursework.






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