Titlebook: Radiological Safety and Quality; Paradigms in Leaders Lawrence Lau,Kwan-Hoong Ng Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 J

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How Radiation Protection Influences Quality in Radiology the use of radiation medicine must be properly trained in radiation protection (RP) to ensure quality care and patient safety. Workforce shortage, workload increase, workplace changes, and budget challenges are emerging issues around the world, which could place quality at risk. Selecting the right

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Dose Assessment in the Management of Patient Protection in Diagnostic and Interventional Radiologycant radiation exposure for populations. The protection of patients against potential radiation harm requires the elimination of all unnecessary and unintended x-ray exposure in relation to effective clinical diagnosis. Dosimetry is an essential management tool for patient safety by allowing the ass

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UNSCEAR: Analysing Population Survey Data for Collaborative Development of Evidence-Based Radiation ish and share data on the global levels and effects of ionizing radiation from natural and artificial sources. Regular surveys have been conducted on the frequencies of medical radiological procedures, levels of exposure, equipment used and staffing levels to determine evolving trends..Two thirds of

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National, Regional and Global Radiology and Medical Imaging Referral Guidelines: Issues and Opportun global actions; development and implementation processes; and issues and opportunities for referral guidelines are discussed. (The discussions are related to other chapters. Please refer to the following for more detail: (a) Use of referral guidelines as a justification tool: national perspective.

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Use of Imaging Appropriateness Criteria for Decision Support During Radiology Order Entry: The MGH Eirst century. We will describe the MGH experience with design, implementation, adoption and current use of a computerized radiology order entry system that displays explicit normative “appropriateness scores” for outpatient CT, MR, and nuclear cardiology procedures and is embedded in routine clinica