Abstract
Not the least important problem confronting the profession of radiology to-day is the question of the status and domain of the lay technician in radiological practice. It is a question which arises again and again, in one phase or another, as the Inter-Society Committee approaches professional and socio-economic situations in various sections of the country. It is a question which urgently demands solution. A recent article by Albert A. Rayle, M.D., a portion of which is reprinted herewith by permission of the Journal of the Medical Association of Georgia, states the problem in clear fashion. In connection with Dr. Rayle's straight-forward comments, it is interesting to compare an article in a similar vein written more than ten years ago by the present Chairman of the Inter-Society Committee for Radiology, Arthur C. Christie, M.D. Lest some misunderstanding occur, it may be well to define the term “lay technician” before quoting from the two papers mentioned above. Certainly neither the Inter-Society Comm...
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