Point/counterpoint. The chief information technology officer in a radiation oncology department should be a medical physicist. [electronic resource]

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Siochi, R Alfredo C

Contributor(s):

Brack, Collin D
Orton, Colin G

Producer: 20091123Description: 3863-5 p. digitalISSN:

0094-2405

Subject(s):

Health Physics
Hospital Administrators
Hospital Communication Systems
Humans
Information Management
Job Description
Personnel Selection
Personnel Staffing and Scheduling
Radiation Oncology
Radiology Department, Hospital
Radiology Information Systems

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In: Medical physics vol. 36

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Point/counterpoint. The chief information technology officer in a radiation oncology department should be a medical physicist.

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Siochi R. A. C., Brack C. D. & Orton C. G. (20091123). Point/counterpoint. The chief information technology officer in a radiation oncology department should be a medical physicist. : Medical physics.

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Siochi R Alfredo C, Brack Collin D and Orton Colin G. 20091123. Point/counterpoint. The chief information technology officer in a radiation oncology department should be a medical physicist. : Medical physics.

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Siochi R. A. C., Brack C. D. and Orton C. G. (20091123). Point/counterpoint. The chief information technology officer in a radiation oncology department should be a medical physicist. : Medical physics.

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Siochi R Alfredo C, Brack Collin D and Orton Colin G. Point/counterpoint. The chief information technology officer in a radiation oncology department should be a medical physicist. : Medical physics. 20091123.

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