Improving the Reliability of Peer Review Without a Gold Standard
Tarmo Äijö,
Daniel Elgort,
Murray Becker
et al.
Abstract:Peer review plays a crucial role in accreditation and credentialing processes as it can identify outliers and foster a peer learning approach, facilitating error analysis and knowledge sharing. However, traditional peer review methods may fall short in effectively addressing the interpretive variability among reviewing and primary reading radiologists, hindering scalability and effectiveness. Reducing this variability is key to enhancing the reliability of results and instilling confidence in the review proces… Show more
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