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quality improvement/management
process that monitors and evaluates the quality of care and services provided to patients within a health care facility
quality assurance (QA)
monitors proper patient scheduling, reception, and preparation. involves image interpretation and outcome analysis
quality control (QC)
once image is produced, it’s evaluated and analysis of each image is done to identify deficiencies and artifacts (something on image that shouldn’t be there) and to minimize image repeats
ex of artifact: metal
benefits
patient safety
effective patient care
reduction in radiation exposure
consistent image quality
departmental effectiveness
cost-effectiveness
patient safety/effective patient care
technologists must watch for any changes in patients condition while in their care
ex) reaction to contrast media
departmental effectiveness/cost-effectiveness
decreasing risks to employees and medical staff
ex) back injury due to lifting heavy patients or heavy equipment
philosophy
most hospitals strive to deliver highest quality patient care and services
mission statement
guiding force that outlines the organizations reason for existence and defines what should be done
types of administrative services
governing board
hospital administration
admissions
info systems
procurement
accounting
support services
human resources
governing board (executive board)
establish goals, policies, financial plans, and hires director or administrator
hospital administration
makes sure that suitable facilities and equipment are provided and that staff of well-trained professional, technical, and support personnel is present
may have more than one administrations who have clearly defined areas of responsibilities for mult departments