Communication failures are a common cause of patient harm and malpractice claims
against radiologists. In addition to overt communication breakdowns among providers, it is …

The adoption of three-dimensional (3D) printing is rapidly spreading across hospitals, and
the complexity of 3D-printed models and devices is growing. While exciting, the rapid growth …

Background Medical imaging plays a vital role in the accurate diagnosis, treatment and
outcome prediction of many diseases and injuries. However, in many African countries …

Objectives This review aims to explore and thematically synthesize the existing literature on
safety culture within the context of radiology. The primary objective is to identify key practices …

Background Emergency placement of an external ventricular drain (EVD) is one of the most
frequently performed neurosurgical procedures. EVD-related infection continues to be a …

Aim To describe factors that prevent patient safety incidents in connection with the
radiological examination from the radiographer's perspective. Background Radiology plays …

Introduction Radiographers play a central role in patient safety because of their knowledge
of and responsibilities in relation to the imaging process. To maintain safe care, the …

The radiology workflow can be segmented into three large groups: pre-interpretative
processes, interpretation, and postinterpretative processes. Each stage of this workflow …

Lean is a production philosophy that is based on the concept of maximizing productivity
while eliminating waste. Waste is defined as anything that is non-value-added to a product …

Introduction The radiology department plays an important role in healthcare settings,
facilitating diagnoses using different imaging modalities, including ultrasound. However, this …