Quality Control In Diagnostic Radiology
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www.worldscientificnews.comKeywords: Quality Control, X-Ray Machine, Quality Assurance 1. INTRODUCTION The World Health Organization (WHO) defines a quality assurance (QA) programme in diagnostic radiology as an organized effort by the staff operating a facility to ensure that the diagnostic images produced are of sufficiently high quality so that they consistently provide
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www.aerb.gov.in•Quality control protocols – –Justify the procedure –Ask for records of previous diagnostic procedures –Plan the procedure (right patient, right contrast, purpose of scan/investigation) –Know well about your equipment settings –Ensure only qualified and trained operator should operate the equipment –Inform patient about his/her ...
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cdn.ymaws.comThe Conference of Radiation Control Program Directors, Inc. Committee on Quality Assurance in Diagnostic X-ray has compiled this manual to suggest a standard in quality control within each facility that uses radiation-producing machines for medical diagnosis. A Quality Control (QC) Program allows a facility with limited resources and personnel ...
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