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Dose tracking and radiology department management
G Kirova1, E Georgiev2, C Zasheva2
1Imaging Diagnostic Department, Tokuda Hospital, Sofia 51B "Nikola I. Vaptsarov" blvd, Sofia, Bulgaria gal.kirova@gmail.com.
This study reviews practical measures for managing computed tomography (CT) radiation risks in radiology departments. Implementing dose tracking software helped resolve issues and integrate radiation safety practices into daily routines.
Area of Science:
- Medical Imaging
- Radiology
- Radiation Safety
Background:
- Managing radiation risks in computed tomography (CT) is crucial for patient safety.
- Routine practices are essential for effective radiation dose management in radiology departments.
Purpose of the Study:
- To review and present reasonable measures for managing CT radiation risks in a typical radiology department.
- To share an approach for radiation risk reduction based on practical experience and new software implementation.
Main Methods:
- Review of 6 years of experience in radiology department management.
- Implementation and utilization of supportive software for CT dose tracking, analysis, and reporting.
Main Results:
- Identification and introduction of reasonable measures into daily practice.
- Resolution of specific problems related to radiation risk management.
- Development of a practical approach to radiation dose reduction.
Conclusions:
- Routine implementation of specific measures can effectively manage CT radiation risks.
- Dose tracking software is a valuable tool for improving radiation safety in radiology.
- A systematic approach integrating experience and technology enhances radiation risk reduction strategies.
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