Radiographic Operations Consulting
Our Mission:
Deliver reliable and easy to use materials for operators of medical x-ray equipment!
Quality images
while
controlling the dose.
©2008 - Radiographic Operations Consulting
1819 Birchwood Rd. Aurora, NE 68818
1-800-929-8709
www.controlthedose.com
Learn the secrets of technique charts that work.
Avoid digital imaging"dose creep"
with our technique management system.
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"Radiation Risks"
What can you do?
In the event of unintended exposure to radiation.
A 3 page article that briefly describes radiation, its harmful effects and ways to minimize the risks from exposure.
Free download.
Radiographic Operations Consulting or ROC has been providing services to those needing help by delivering reliable and easy to use materials for operators of medical x-ray equipment. Our teacher and author, Connie Lyon RT, (R), (QM), has setup and directed accredited programs in medical radiography and taught much of the content within the approved curriculum. Since 1993 she has consulted with major hospitals, medical and chiropractic clinics and several state departments of health to provide education and quality-assurance services for those operating x-ray equipment.
Radiographic Room Handbook is a product of those years of service to the x-ray community. We invite you to examine this handbook. We know it will benefit those that may be planning a new x-ray room or organizing an existing one. It specifically features help with standardizing x-ray exposure factors and contolling the radiation dose. Click on Handbook to learn more.
This continuing education presentation was given to a live audience on February 16, 2008, in Grand Island, NE. It was distributed via satellite link to 11 other sites in NE. The picture of the instructor as an inset is to allow those at the remote sites to see the slides and the instructor at the same time. This clip begins just after the introduction and lasts about 6 minutes.
Radiographic Operations Consulting
YOU NEED TO KNOW THIS!
An operator of many digital radiography imaging systems can use _____ (insert #) times more dose than ncecessary and still produce an acceptable image.
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