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  • Pediatrics
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Background:

  • Paediatric radiology involves complex interactions with diverse clinical teams and families.
  • Effective collaboration is crucial for patient safety and diagnostic accuracy in pediatric imaging.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To outline essential elements for fostering good collaboration in paediatric radiology.
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  • Review of communication practices in paediatric radiology.
  • Discussion of multidisciplinary team roles and responsibilities.
  • Highlighting the significance of evidence-based protocols and guidelines.

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  • Collaboration requires clear communication channels, including accurate requests and timely reports.
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  • Fostering strong collaborative frameworks is a shared responsibility among all involved practitioners.
  • Multidisciplinary meetings and research promote transparency and effective teamwork in paediatric radiology.