Awal Bros Journal of Community Development

SCIENTIFIC WEBINAR MRI IMAGE OF THE SPINE IN HNP CASES, AND PATIENT SAFETY IN MRI MODALITY

2025-03-27T10:21:33+07:00

This scientific webinar aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the use of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) in the diagnosis of herniated nucleus pulposus (HNP) and explain important safety measures for patients undergoing MRI examinations. MRI has become one of the most important imaging modalities in diagnosing HNP cases. The presentation will cover the basic principles of spinal MRI, including image acquisition techniques and interpretation of results. Different types of HNP will be discussed, including intervertebral discs and associated spinal anatomical changes. In addition, the webinar will highlight the importance of patient safety in MRI procedures. This includes a discussion of the potential risks of strong magnetic fields, contraindications, and safety protocols that should be followed by patients and medical staff. Practical steps to minimize risks and optimize examination results will be discussed in detail. By presenting experts in the field, this webinar will provide an in-depth understanding of the use of MRI in HNP cases and emphasize the importance of patient safety during the procedure. This will provide valuable insights for medical professionals involved in the care of patients with spinal problems

OPTIMIZATION OF RADIOGRAPHER COMPETENCE THROUGH EXCELLENT SERVICE TRAINING TO CREATE PROFESSIONAL, FRIENDLY, AND PATIENT-ORIENTED RADIOLOGY SERVICES

2025-03-28T23:21:58+07:00

Excellent service in radiography is essential for enhancing patient satisfaction and improving the efficiency of healthcare services. Excellent service in healthcare is one of the key factors in improving the quality of patient care. Radiographers, as healthcare professionals responsible for radiological examinations, play a significant role in providing optimal services. However, various challenges persist in radiology services, such as ineffective communication, lack of empathy, and limited understanding of patient needs. Therefore, training in excellent service for prospective radiographers has become an urgent necessity. This program aims to provide training on excellent service for prospective radiographers. The training covers effective communication, professional ethics, and quality service techniques. It also seeks to enhance the competencies of prospective radiographers in delivering excellent service in terms of communication, technical skills, and professionalism. The training methods include theoretical sessions, case studies, and hands-on simulations with patients. The results indicate a significant improvement in the service skills of the training participants. Additionally, the training results show an increase in participants' understanding and ability to provide friendlier, more efficient, and patient-centered services. Feedback from the participants suggests that interactive and practice-based learning methods are highly beneficial in understanding the concept of excellent service. In conclusion, this training contributes to better preparing prospective radiographers for workplace challenges and improving the quality of radiology services in healthcare facilities

COUNSELING OF RADIATION SAFETY MANAGEMENT SYSTEM IN RADIOLOGY INSTALLATION OF PETALA BUMI REGIONAL PUBLIC HOSPITAL

2025-04-07T16:49:55+07:00

The radiation safety management system at the Radiology Installation of Petala Bumi Regional General Hospital is designed to protect patients, medical personnel, and the public from the risk of excessive radiation exposure. This system begins with the preparation of a radiation safety policy that serves as a guideline for every radiology procedure. In addition, risk identification and assessment are carried out at every stage of the radiology procedure to ensure that appropriate preventive measures can be implemented.

The ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) principle is also applied to minimize the radiation dose received by patients and medical personnel, with the aim of keeping radiation exposure at the lowest possible level. In addition, medical personnel and hospital staff are given regular training on radiation safety procedures and the use of appropriate protective equipment to reduce risk.

The radiology equipment used in this installation is also maintained and calibrated periodically to ensure that the equipment is functioning properly and does not provide excessive radiation doses. Monitoring of the radiation dose received by patients and medical personnel is also carried out regularly to ensure that all procedures remain in accordance with established safety standards.

Overall, this radiation safety management system aims to maintain the safety and quality of radiology services, as well as ensure that the use of radiation is carried out safely and efficiently. This system is also evaluated and improved on an ongoing basis to ensure its effectiveness in reducing risks and improving safety standards in the hospital.