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Pre-procedural disclosure of potential diagnostic errors in radiology: public perspectives in the Netherlands.
To assess public attitudes toward prospective disclosure of diagnostic error risk in radiologic imaging (i.e., informing patients in advance about the possibility a radiologic examination may yield an incorrect finding, rather than disclosure of an error after it has occurred) and to identify factor
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