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- Professionalism in radiology is frequently discussed but lacks a clear definition and formal implementation.
- Understanding and embracing professional principles is crucial for navigating the challenges faced by the field.
- Prioritizing professionalism can serve as a protective measure as radiology evolves in the future.
Article Abstract
Professionalism in radiology is often talked about but seldom defined or formally instituted. Awareness of its value and adoption of its principles will be our best defense against the perils that lie ahead in radiology's new age.
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