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Radiation dose management
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Unnecessary radiation exposure can adversely impact you and your patients. To avoid unnecessary risk, while certain imaging is performed, steps to gain control of radiation dose are essential. Adherence to a strong radiation safety program will help you achieve this goal. In order to achieve your goals you need strong partnerships to discover new tools and resources that can greatly accelerate your program. Access to educational materials, consulting services and the latest scientific opinions is critical to your facility to achieve its goals of a low-dose safety culture and continuous improvement operation.
Action is required on several fronts:
Introducing DoseWise Portal, combining tools and technology to help your organization better manage radiation dose for staff and patients
Today’s complex minimally invasive procedures demand intelligent radiation dose management.
Discover the value in establishing a safety culture for dose management at your institution.
You’ll need to track, record, and improve X-ray dose performance to comply with new regulations. See how DoseWise solutions can help.
Avoid a 5% to 15% Medicare reimbursement reduction. Be sure your CT system meets the MITA Smart Dose CT XR-29 standard.
Transforming your organization into a culture of radiation dose management safety for both staff and patients, can feel like a complex undertaking. Through our DoseWise Program, we partner with you to create a radiation dose management program that supports and empowers your staff, while helping you deliver quality in patient care. Combining tools and technologies to deliver real-time insights, we help you ensure a safety culture, so it becomes a valued part of your commitment to quality care.
Contact us to see how we can work with your organization.
A suite of personalized dose management tools deliver virtually noise free images and reveal hidden information.
Technological advancements demonstrate how vital a factor imaging can be in reaching an confident diagnosis or treatment decision. Yet concern regarding the risk of radiation exposure is ever present. Driven by new legislation and concern from the public, the healthcare industry is addressing radiation dose management head-on.
Radiation exposure is necessary for life-saving procedures, but with it comes some risk. Patients and physicians are both exposed to high levels of radiation during fluoroscopic procedures. See some best practices for helping manage radiation exposure.
One of the most critical parameters when monitoring the lens of the eye, is the position of the dosemeter and the use of the ceiling suspended screen.
Read more about the influence of dosemeter positioning on measuring the eye lens radiation dose during an interventional procedure.
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