Accreditation, Certification, Licensure, Organizations Flashcards

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JCAHO
(Hospital Accreditation)

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Joint Commission on Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations

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JRCERT
(Programmatic Accrediting Agency)

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Joint Review Committee on Education in Radiologic Technology

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American Registry of Radiologic Technologists
(ARRT)

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The American Registry of Radiologic Technologists.

Promote high standards of patient care by recognizing qualified individuals in medical imaging, interventional procedures, and radiation therapy.

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ARRT
(The Big Test)

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Radiation Protection: 30 Questions
Equipment Operation: 30 Questions
Image Production and Evaluation: 50 Questions
Procedures: 60 Questions
Patient Care: 30 Questions

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How many ARRT Code of Ethics are there?

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11

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State Of Florida Licensure

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Administered by the State of Florida once you have completed an accredited program and pass the ARRT exam.

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American Society of Registered Technologists (ASRT)

(Professional Organization)

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The American Society of Registered Technologists was founded in 1920 as the most prominent national professional voice for radiologic technologists.

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United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission
(USNRC)

(Regulatory Agency)

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The United States Nuclear Regulatory Commission is the body that enforces the dose limits for both the general public, and occupational workers.

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National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements (NCRP)

(Regulatory Agency)

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Chartered by the US Congress in 1964.

NCRP makes the recommendations that the USNRC enforces through law.

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FDA
(Regulatory Agency)

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The mission of the FDA Radiological Health program is to protect the public from hazardous or unnecessary radiation exposure from radiation-emitting electronic products.

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Environmental Protection Agency (EPA)

Regulatory Agency

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The Environmental Protection Agency sets limits on environmental radiation from the use of radioactive elements.

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Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA)

Regulatory Agency

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The Occupational Safety and Health Administration has precautions that requires practices to take regard to employee safety with regard to radiology.

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Continuing Education “CEU’s”

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Required to maintain your state licensure and ARRT registration.
12 per year to stay up to date.

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Formats of CEU’s

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ASRT
Workplace Availability
Independent Vendors

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Continuing Qualification Requirements (CQR)

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CQR applies to any credentials you’ve earned after January 1, 2011, or if you are an RRA

CQR is completed every 10 years for each eligible discipline. You have 3 years to complete the process.

ARRT notifies you when your window opens.

The Structured Self-Assessment (SSA) is not a test - can’t be failed.

Can use most CQR CE for your biennium CE

Potential high cost for CQR

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Employment Considerations:

Geographic Mobility

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Skills needed everywhere.
Travelling opportunities.

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Employment Considerations:

Workforce Needs

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Stand out and be one of the people that will be hired.

Two year job interview (School/Clinicals)

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Advancement Opportunities:

Education

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Clinical Instructor
Clinical Adjunct
Assistant Professor (Bachelor’s Degree)

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Advancement Opportunities:

Administration

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Lead Technologist
Department Supervisor
Assistant Director (Bachelor’s Degree)
Director (Master’s Degree)
CEO

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Radiology Organization

Professional Personnel:

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Administration/Managers
Radiologists
Radiologic Technologists
Radiologists Assistants
Radiology Nurses

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Radiology Organization

Support Personnel:

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Information Technology Staff
Clerical Staff
Patient Transporters

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Educational Personnel:

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Program Director: David DiSalvo B.A., R.T. (R)

Clinical Coordinator: Brain Shepper B.S., R.T. (R)

Didactic Instructor: Classroom Instructor

Clinical Instructor: Clinic Education

Clinical Staff: Staff Technologists

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Health Care Settings

Hospital:

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Full Range of Services

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Health Care Settings

Clinic:

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Limited Range of Services

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Health Care Settings

Hospice:

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End of Life/Palliative Care

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Health Care Settings

Outpatient Care:

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Simple Procedures

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Health Care Settings

Telemedicine

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21st Century Care

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Procedure Orders

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Patient Identification: 2 Patient I.D.
Procedure Ordered: Right One?
Patient History: Talk to pt.
Ordering Physician: Confirm/Change Order

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Responsibilities of Radiographer

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Performing Exams: Presence of Mind

Patient Care/Assessment: Patient Awareness

Radiation Protection Guidelines: ALARA

Following Practice Standards: Don’t get lazy

Assisting the Radiologists: Be Prepared

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Patient/Radiographer Interactions

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Interviewing/Questions: Pt. History

Chart/Requisition: Double check orders

Wrist Band: Always check

Institution-Specific: Know Protocols

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Procedure Questions and Explanations:

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Positioning: Get it right

Length of procedure: Better over than under

Immobilization Devices: Know Boundaries

Machine Movement: Talk to Patient

Patient’s Family: Include in process