Development of Breast Imaging Specific Entrustable Professional Activities Using a Double Delphi Technique
Authors:
- Monica ShethMSMonica Sheth
- Monica ShethMSMonica Sheth
- Ryan W. WoodsRWRyan W. Woods
- Ryan W. WoodsRWRyan W. Woods
- Priscilla J. SlanetzPSPriscilla J. Slanetz
- Priscilla J. SlanetzPSPriscilla J. Slanetz
- Katherine KleinKKKatherine Klein
- Katherine KleinKKKatherine Klein
- Alice FornariAFAlice Fornari
- Alice FornariAFAlice Fornari
- Petra LewisPLPetra Lewis
- Petra LewisPLPetra Lewis
- 1 May 2019
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Academic Radiology
- Vol. 26 (5) , 591-596
Abstract
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Funding Information
- Radiological Society of North America Education (GRTRI 540753)
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