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How to search for Radiologic Technology Information
Note: Information on this web site is provided for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice. If you have specific questions about a personal medical problem, you should contact your professional healthcare provider.
There are several types of information available to radiologic technology students through the ACC libraries, both in print form and electronically. The tabs along the top of the page provide details on the different formats listed below:
| Articles | Articles from journals and magazines are the primary source for recent research in a field. Most cutting-edge research in the health sciences will appear in articles first. ACC databases can help connect you to these articles. |
| Books | A book can provide detailed background and historical information. Books are a place to check for information that is generally accepted in the field. |
| Reference Books | This covers encyclopedias, atlases, and other resources that are referred to for specific information. Go to these for definitions and shorter explanations. |
| Web Sites | The internet can provide a wealth of information, especially from government sources and from professional organizations. |
Other kinds of information are usually found in the health sciences journal literature and finding those things is addressed under the tab labelled Finding Articles.
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2006 JRCERT Site Visit
The following website was created for site visitors during the 2006 accreditation of the ACC radiology programs. It lists specific resources available to the ACC Radtech community as of September 2006 and is included here for historical purposes.
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