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The purpose of this study is to investigate emergency department (ED) providers' knowledge of the lifetime cancer risk attributable to radiation from commonly performed CT scans and its association with the ordering providers' risk-benefit analysis before ordering the examination. This study further explores factors that may influence a provider's selection of a particular diagnostic imaging study in an ED setting.

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Physicians’ and Midlevel Providers’ Awareness of Lifetime Radiation–Attributable Cancer Risk Associated With Commonly Performed CT Studies: Relationship to Practice Behavior