"What features does becoming a verified institution unlock? "
"A verified institution linked to a case is shown on the case page, in the "Citation etc." section at the top. Unverified institutions are not shown."
"Institutions can be unverified or verified."
"Institutions can be unverified or verified."
"A verified institution is one that has been approved by both Radiopaedia.org and by the institution itself. The process is straightforward and completely free. It creates a place within Radiopaedia.org for all your members and allows you to pool cases into a digital case library. This library can be public or private (see below)."
"A verified institution is one that has been approved by both Radiopaedia.org and by the institution itself. The process is straightforward and completely free. It creates a place within Radiopaedia.org for all your members and allows you to pool cases into a digital case library. This library can be public or private (see below)."
"Verification has a couple of steps, each of which only takes a few minutes. To find out more and submit a verified institution nomination please visit this institution page."
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"Unverified institutions"
"Adding institutions to your profile"
"Verified institutions"
"What is a verified institution?"
"How does an institution become verified?"
"What features does becoming a verified institution unlock? "
"Adding an institution to your cases"
"Each case you collect can have up to one linked institution. New cases you create will default to your default institution. You can, of course, also manually change the linked institution or add an institution to an existing case. This is done via the institution drop-down menu located in the right-hand column of each case. You can also remove an institution; just select the dropdown item as above, then press delete on your keyboard."
"There is no way to assign or change all your cases to a particular institution retrospectively. The reason is that cases should generally remain linked to the institution from which they came even after you leave. In the case of verified institutions, that way your cases remain part of both your case collection and the institutional collection."