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Advanced MRI Safety Training For Healthcare Professionals (4th Edition) Level 2 MR Personnel
Faculty:
Frank G. Shellock, PhD, FACC, FACR, FACSM
Expiration Date: March 31, 2024
CE Credit Hours:
3.0
Tuition:
No Charge
This program reviews fundamental MRI safety information and meets the annual training recommendations from the American College of Radiology. Importantly, MRI facilities must now comply with the revised requirements for diagnostic imaging from The Joint Commission and document that MRI technologists participate in ongoing education that includes annual training on safe MRI practices in the MRI environment. Notably, Advanced MRI Safety Training for Healthcare Professionals, Level 2 MR Personnel covers each MRI safety topic specified by The Joint Commission, as well as many additional subjects that will expand the knowledge-base of healthcare professionals involved with MRI technology.
With 35 years of experience in the field of MRI, the author of the best-selling textbook series, the Reference Manual for Magnetic Resonance Safety, Implants and Devices, and the creator of the internationally popular website, MRIsafety.com, Dr. Frank G. Shellock is uniquely qualified to present the information in this program.
Advanced MRI Safety Training for Healthcare Professionals (4th Edition), Level 2 MR Personnel is a 2 hour and 45 minute program that is divided into three different sections.
Important Credit Imformation: This program has NOT been approved for ANCC Credits only ARRT Category A Credits.
Educational Objectives
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Understand the safety issues related to MRI.
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Describe the bioeffects associated with the static magnetic field, time-varying magnetic fields, and radiofrequency fields.
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Present guidelines that prevent projectile-related accidents.
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Describe polices that avoid issues related to acoustic noise.
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Review procedures that prevent burns associated with MRI.
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Explain and demonstrate appropriate pre-MRI screening procedures.
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Identify techniques to manage patients with claustrophobia, anxiety, or emotional distress.
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Describe guidelines to handle medical emergencies in the MRI setting.
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Understand the safety considerations for gadolinium-based contrast agents.
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Radiology and Radiation Safety in the Delivery of Patient Care - 2nd Edition
Faculty:
Joann C. Wilcox, RN, MSN, LNC
Expiration Date: December 31, 2025
CE Credit Hours:
4.0
Tuition:
No Charge
The use of radiation is a critical component in the delivery of healthcare today. There is very little medical care provided that does not include some level of radiography to get a picture of what is being described or felt upon examination. The practice of Radiology is complex, has multiple and differing tests, examinations, and treatments. This complexity requires those who are involved in any aspect of the delivery of this care to have the knowledge needed to ensure the patient is safe and cared for if a medical error occurs.
This booklet describes the care and safety of the patient receiving non-interventional radiographic procedures and additional aspects of patient care provided by the Radiology staff. Patient safety is defined as the prevention of harm and is a “fundamental right of all Americans” (Kizer & Blum, nd). Achieving this safe care is complex, and there are many obstacles in the way of accomplishing this level of care.
Following completion of this program participants should be able to:
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Pinpoint steps that should be taken to create and maintain a safe environment in which to provide care to radiology patients.
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Name the components of a Patient Safety Program.
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Identify the two major groups of patient’s rights.
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Describe an example of an error’s classification system.
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Define Sentinel Event and provide an example of one addressing radiology services.
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Discuss alternatives to punishing people for making mistakes.
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Describe a method using an everyday product to improve patient safety.
Published by Creative Training Solutions, Inc.
This Publication is an educational activity supported by Guerbet LLC.
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