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MRI Techs: A Growing Demand ?? Did you know? Budgeted FTEs for MRI technologists have climbed from 1.7 in 2003 to an all-time high of 5.8 in 2023! However, the vacancy rate tells a different story dropping to 2.5% in 2011, but spiking to a record 16.2% in 2023. Understanding these trends is crucial for managing staffing needs and reducing vacancies in your department. ?? Follow #radrecruiter for more insights into radiology staffing and how to navigate these challenges! #mritechnologists #radiologytrends #staffingchallenges #radiologyrecruitment #mri #radrecruiter #healthcarestaffing #recruitmenttips #medicalstaffing #hiringtrends

Did you know that High-quality digital mammography depends on well-trained professionals and advanced technology, such as the Selenia Dimensions and 3Dimensions systems? The Mammography Quality Standards Act (MQSA) mandates thorough training for all personnel to ensure optimal use of these systems. Key Requirements according to MQSA Regulations: ? Medical Physicist: Must have at least 8 hours of training in digital mammography before independently performing mammography surveys on digital systems. ?Radiologic Technologist: Must meet all MQSA personnel requirements, including at least 8 hours of continuing education in digital mammography before independently conducting digital mammographic imaging procedures. ?Interpreting Physician: Must meet all MQSA personnel requirements, including at least 8 hours of training in digital mammography before independently interpreting digital mammograms. These stringent standards ensure that our professionals possess the highest knowledge and skills to provide accurate and reliable results for our patients using Selenia Dimensions and 3Dimensions systems. #HealthcareInnovation #EarlyDetection #Mammography #MedicalTechnology #PatientCare #HealthcareHeroes #medsourceimaging

?? Please join our upcoming Mammography webinar: Taking the CEM Leap? Nuggets of advice from a Radiologist and a Radiographer's perspective ?? #gehealthcaresouthafrica

Does Multi-position Imaging make a difference? You be the judge? I am not a Radiologist, but I have worked with and watched them read for roughly 30 years. To me this is common sense. We can image in all of the angles below, so we can better set up an MRI exam to the symptoms. My knee hurts when I bend it this way, or my lower back hurts when I am in this position. There is no argument, a higher field 1.5T or 3T is significantly better Image Quality and fine detail resolution. However, they only image Supine (or in very rare instances prone). You be the judge; what do you think? ??

?? A new resource is coming out soon to assist you in your MRI Practice: The MRI Practitioner’s Handbook! As MRI technology evolves, so do the demands on MRI practitioners. This comprehensive handbook is here to guide you every step of the way. ?? Crafted with input from a network of MRI professionals, it’s packed with customised templates, and ideas for safety checklists and protocols, all tailored to streamline workflow and enable safe practice. ?? Includes content to consider when developing standard operating procedures. The variety of material reflects the many responsibilities and competencies required by MRI practitioners to do their job. ?? From managing patient and staff safety to optimising scanning protocols, the content provides prompts to assist clinical practice. Also contains space for making notes, and QR codes for quick access to manufacturer websites and safety guidance. ?? Stay ahead of the curve and enhance your MRI practice with our MR Safe (non-ferrous binding) resource. ?? Aimed predominantly at those who follow MHRA MRI safety guidance. ?? Inspired by the MRI Operator Notebook (for UK/European scan operators), an earlier collaboration with Alex S.. ??More about the new handbook can be found here: https://bit.ly/4dkcCvV. #MRISafety #MRI #Radiology #Radiographer

Difference between XRAY , CT and MRI

Join Dr. Zikky on MedScience Simplified as he demystifies the technicalities of CT scans and MRI's in the new video CT vs MRI: A RADIOLOGIST CLEARS THE CONFUSION. Gain educational insights as Dr. Zikky, a board-certified radiologist, explains the differences between these two imaging techniques, their safety, and the factors doctors consider when choosing one over the other. For more health insights, like, share, follow, or subscribe, and stay informed until our next episode!

Basic MRI Theory For Administrative Personnel

Stepwise approach to contrast-enhanced CT scanning in adult #ECMO patient involving radiographer/radiologist + #ECLS team to jointly optimize circuit & CE for successful imaging: ?? step 1?? clinical question & imaging request ?? step 2?? decision on contrast delivery & VA #ECMO modification ?? step 3???contrast rate & connection ?? step 4?? observation run ?? step 5?? scanning A systematic approach, coupled with effective communication could to avoid non-diagnostic CE-CT scans, and improve care in this highly vulnerable patient group. Open access #FOAMcc #FOAMrad #FOAMecmo on ASAIO Journal ???https://bit.ly/3JSu791