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Discordance in interpretation of chest radiographs between pediatric intensivists and a radiologist: Impact on patient management
Journal of Critical Care, 08/18/09

Nesterova GV et al. – Errors in interpretation of CXRs by pediatric intensivists were common but less than that in other series, probably because of education of the pediatric intensivists through daily rounds with the radiologist. Although interpretation errors that affected patient management were rare, their clinical importance supports the growing practice of 24/7 remote radiograph reading by radiologists.

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