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The radiology request form: a guide for the foundation year doctor.

The walk to the radiology department with a paper or electronic request in mind may make the junior doctor apprehensive. This scenario may begin on a busy ward round during which multiple requests for imaging are made. By the time one patient plan has been documented, a correct request form found and the notes frantically arranged to an up-to-date entry point, your team have moved on. You may then receive a secondary history for the initial request while simultaneously writing a new set of notes. Invariably you are left asking ‘What should I write on the form?’, ‘How much do I write?’, ‘Do I arrange it now or later?’, ‘Can we all go to the department and get this investigation organized?’, echoing distant memories of your first week as a new trainee.