COMPREHENSIVE ANALYSIS OF DEVELOPING NURSING WORK PROCEDURES IN RADIOLOGY DEPARTMENTS

Authors

  • AL Numani, Nouf Abdullah
  • AL Talhi, Ghadeer Hemaidan
  • Gorban, Albatole Ali
  • AL Sharif, Mohammed Shahhat
  • AL Sobhi, Ahmed Ateaqallah
  • AL Mutairi, Abdulmajeed Muhayya
  • AL Dosari, Noha Saeed

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53555/eijmhs.v6i2.227

Keywords:

Nursing work procedures, Radiology, Patient safety, Quality care, technologies

Abstract

Preprocessed work procedures within radiology nursing departments are crucial regarding patients' safety, leading time, and the quality of services delivered. This paper examines the development of these procedures by conducting a literature review in addition to survey and interview questionnaires and observation of the radiology nurses and radiology departments. The research results reveal how crucial it is to have standardized procedures, difficulties experienced by nurses, and changes in the application of IT advances on staff productivity and patient outcomes. Some suggestions concerning enhancing the nursing procedures in radiology are provided, with the attention drawn to regular training and the use of the technologies.

Author Biographies

AL Talhi, Ghadeer Hemaidan

Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs

Gorban, Albatole Ali

Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs

AL Sharif, Mohammed Shahhat

Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs

AL Sobhi, Ahmed Ateaqallah

Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs

AL Mutairi, Abdulmajeed Muhayya

Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs

AL Dosari, Noha Saeed

Ministry of National Guard Health Affairs

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2020-04-12