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    • High-quality nuclear medicine care relies on robust clinical imaging protocols.
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    • Standardized protocols ensure reproducible procedures and optimal patient outcomes.

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    • To provide nuclear medicine technologists with a framework for composing comprehensive clinical imaging protocols.
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    • To highlight the necessity of basing protocols on published guidelines and peer-reviewed literature.

    Main Methods:

    • This article presents a framework for protocol composition.
    • It details the essential components and critical aspects of clinical imaging protocols.
    • Emphasis is placed on evidence-based practices derived from guidelines and literature.

    Main Results:

    • A structured approach to protocol writing is presented.
    • Key elements for ensuring protocol detail, clarity, and consistency are discussed.
    • The importance of referencing published guidelines and scientific literature is underscored.

    Conclusions:

    • Well-structured, evidence-based protocols are fundamental for high-quality nuclear medicine.
    • Technologists can utilize this framework to create effective and reproducible imaging protocols.
    • Adherence to standardized protocols enhances patient care and diagnostic accuracy.