1995•BMJOpen access

The 10 commandments of accident and emergency radiology

Robin Touquet, Peter Driscoll, D A Nicholson

Abstract

EDITOR,--A H Troughton and I Kendall1 and T F Beattie and colleagues2 comment on our article giving 10 commandments of accident and emergency radiology.3 As we stated in the introduction, the article was written for inexperienced senior house officers working in accident and emergency departments. The authors of the letters either did not read this or are unaware that, commonly, inexperienced accident and emergency doctors work without direct supervision.4 In answer to Troughton …

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Key concepts: Accident (philosophy), Accident and emergency, Ten Commandments, Emergency physician, Work (physics), Medicine, Medical emergency, Engineering