Objectives To describe radiographers' self-assessed level and use of competencies as well
as how sociodemographic and situational factors are associated with these competencies …

Assessing the competence of registered radiographers' clinical work is of great importance
because of the recent change in nursing focus and rapid technological development. Self …

Background Assessing radiographers' clinical competence is of major importance in all
medical imaging departments, and is a fundamental prerequisite for guaranteeing …

Background: Radiographers' ability and competence is a matter of vital importance for
patients. Nursing care is an integral part of the radiographer's work. The demand for high …

PURPOSE: The aim of this study was to measure the competence of one national (United
Kingdom) cohort of newly qualified therapeutic radiographers (n= 62) following completion …

PURPOSE: The standards of performance of healthcare professionals are now well defined
and used to determine health professional curricula. Empirical research evidence exists in …

Introduction Radiographers extend their roles through formal and on-the-job training to keep
up with clinical practice changes. One area of role extension that is now incorporated into …

Purpose: The aim of the study was to establish a model of competence for newly qualified
diagnostic radiographers which would be acceptable to a number of key stakeholders. Both …

The purpose of this study was to identify the number of hospitals employing nurses and
radiographers formally to undertake radiographic interpretation of trauma images and to …

Purpose: The aim of this study was to establish a model of competence for newly qualified
diagnostic radiographers which incorporated the notion of 'fitness' from the perspective of a …