Continuing education is very important to the growth and development of professionals in the field of radiology. As medical imaging technologies continue to advance at a rapid pace, it is important for radiographers to stay abreast of the latest techniques, research findings, and best practices. By staying up-to-date, radiographers can provide the highest quality of care, improve diagnostic accuracy, ensure patient safety, and contribute to … Continue reading Why Online Continuing Education is the Best Choice

As June continues, we find ourselves in the midst of Pride Month, which is a time dedicated to celebrating the LGBTQ+ community and promoting equality and inclusivity. As we celebrate those in the community, it is important to reflect on the progress made in healthcare and explore the significance of diversity and inclusion in this field. Recognizing the unique healthcare needs and challenges faced by … Continue reading The Progress of LGBTQ+ in Healthcare

Radiation plays a crucial role in diagnostic imaging, enabling healthcare professionals to obtain valuable information about the human body. Unfortunately, radiation can have various negative effects on people, such as cancer, tissue and organ damage, radiation burns, and genetic effects. Due to the risks involved with radiation, it’s essential to prioritize radiation safety to minimize potential risks for both patients and imaging staff. Here are … Continue reading 4 Ways to Promote Radiation Safety

Advanced Health Education Center frequently does opinion surveys to understand the trends in the profession and how professionals are responding to the state of the industry.  Generally, these surveys are used by our curriculum committee to design the continuing education coursework that can meet the practice demands experienced by our profession.   One done recently focused on mammography and the state of the industry. It provided … Continue reading 2023 AHEC’s Mammography Opinion Questionnaire 

Regardless of how many new regulations, recommendations, suggestions, policies and procedures, and common-sense knowledge we implement, MRI safety accidents continue to increase. Some are startling. How is this happening? Are we so overworked, short staffed, and burned out that we have let our defenses down? FDA regulations for reporting MRI accidents do not require reporting unless a patient or others are harmed. In accordance with … Continue reading MRI Safety Accidents Increasing – Danger Ahead