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Strategies and barriers in radiation risk communication in medical imaging: A scoping review of radiographers' practices.
Radiation risk communication allows patients to make an informed decision, enhancing their autonomy during diagnostic imaging procedures. It can also reduce anxiety and improve patient cooperation. However, evidence suggests that radiographers often provide inadequate or unclear information about ra
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