Quality of care: issue or oversight in health care reform?
this study provides data emphasizing the need for reevaluation of the dermatology curriculum in medical schools and family practice residencies. Most important, it suggests that direct access to dermatologists provides better quality of care to members of HMOs and hence indirectly is most cost effective for the provision of dermatology services.
This study shows that volumetric image questions can be successfully integrated in students' radiology testing. Results suggests that the inclusion of volumetric CT-images might improve the quality of radiology tests by positively impacting perceived representativeness for clinical practice and increasing reliability of the test.