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Imaging at a Crossroads: CT scan providers urged to initiate accreditation

by Gretchen Henkel • February 28, 2011

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A Resources Cheat Sheet

  • For a summary of the ACR’s CT Accreditation Program Requirements, go to acr.org/accreditation/computed/ct_reqs.aspx
  • Download ICACTL’s Standards at: icactl.org/icactl/main/icactl_standards.htm
  • For more information about a Joint Commission application visit: jointcommission.org/Imaging or surveymonkey.com/s/DGNFF7M
  • For a summary of common accreditation delays visit: intersocietal.org/iac/news/2010/autumn/div_icactl/CT_delay_issues.htm
  • Learn about maintaining compliance at: intersocietal.org/icactl/accredits/maintaining_compliance.htm
  • Get informed about the site visit process at: intersocietal.org/icactl/accredits/site_visits_audits.htm

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Filed Under: Everyday Ethics, Head and Neck, Practice Management, Tech Talk Tagged With: in-office testing, practice management, scanningIssue: March 2011

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