2. Quality assurance in radiology reporting:
peer feedback

3. Quality assurance in Radiology reporting : peer feedback
"reflects a significant change in the thinking on the process of peer review in published papers as well as the experience of the RCR"

4.          "the  most important single change required is a system devoted to continual learning and improvement"
 A promise to learn - a commitment to act
Improving the safety of patients in England
National Advisory Group on the Safety of Patients in England

5. "fear is toxic to both safety and improvement"
A promise to learn - a commitment to act
Improving the safety of patients in England
National Advisory Group on the
Safety of Patients in England

6. RCR (2014) Quality Assurance in Radiology Reporting : Peer Feedback
"Workload efficient , daily, electronic free-text systems enabling radiologist peer feedback"
    RCR (2014) Quality Assurance
in Radiology Reporting : Peer Feedback

7. RCR (2014) Quality Assurance in Radiology Reporting : Peer Feedback
Scoring not recommended....
    ..."subjective, inaccurate.....
       ....prone to sampling bias and under-reporting
....ignores system and team
           
fosters defensiveness, undermines trust and co-operation
RCR (2014) Quality Assurance in
Radiology Reporting : Peer Feedback

8. RCR (2014) Quality Assurance in Radiology Reporting : Peer Feedback
                      
"All departments should aim to implement systematic review of 5% of reports by December 2018"   
RCR (2014) Quality Assurance in
Radiology Reporting : Peer Feedback

9. RCR (2014) Quality Assurance in Radiology Reporting : Peer Feedback
                       NO cyber-bullying
          “using peer feedback for bullying should be dealt with under the trust's bullying and harassment policy”
RCR (2014) Quality Assurance in
Radiology Reporting : Peer Feedback