Radiographic Imaging
From student to Radiographer - progress through my learning of radiography, keeping track and reflection on useful information and experiences.
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The Thorax
When looking at a chest X-ray it is important to remember that we are not only looking at the thorax but everything inside it too...
How to take X-rays
Upper Limb Antero-Posterior Shoulder Keep patient in anatomical position (Neutral with hand facing X-ray tube, or arm is in a...
Muscoskeletal system
JOINTS There are several types of joints: Fibrous These joints are fixed and move minimal amounts. Sutures are dense fibrous conne...
Clinical Imaging
There are 3 main goals of Diagnostic Radiography: Production of images of dianostic quality to determine the existence of a pathology det...
How to take Portable Chest X-rays
Portable Chest X-rays are nearly always taken AP (Anterior Posterior) with the imaging cassette behind the patient's back in a bed or ch...
Radiography Structure and Roles
The Four Tier model in Radiography states there are four main roles within a Radiography Department since the Agenda for Change enforced p...
Structure and services of the NHS
The structure of the NHS is so that service users are at the centre of everything we do. There's the Governmental sections: Depa...
The Importance of Regulation of Healthcare Services
“You have the right to expect NHS bodies to monitor, and make efforts to improve continuously, the quality of healthcare they commission...
Leadership within the NHS
Lack of leadership within the NHS has been highlighted in reports such as the Francis , Keogh and Berwick . Well established chains of ...
User Involvement
User involvement has become a fundamental aspect since the Health and Social Care Act stated NHS reformation due to the Francis, Keogh and ...
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