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How Budget Issues Affect Technologists.

Kendall Gardner¹, Robert J Comello², Lynette Watts²

¹Cardiac Catherization Laboratory, United Regional Healthcare System, Wichita Falls, Texas, USA.

Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences

|May 5, 2019

Summary

Minimalist departmental budgets negatively impact technologists

Area of Science:

Medical Imaging
Healthcare Management
Radiological Sciences

Background:

Departmental budgets significantly influence the daily practice of technologists.
Previous research indicates potential risks to quality of care and radiation safety due to budget constraints.

Purpose of the Study:

To review existing literature on the impact of departmental budgets on technologist practice.
To assess risks to quality of care, radiation safety, and examination productivity.

Main Methods:

A literature review was conducted using Midwestern State University's library databases.
Searched databases included CINAHL, Academic Search Complete, and MEDLINE for recent literature.
Focused on the effects of departmental budgets on technologist practice.

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Main Results:

Minimalist budgets led to decreased job satisfaction and quality of care.
Inadequate funding resulted in non-compliant radiation protection practices and increased exposure risks.
Generous budgets supported continuing education, compliance, and improved workflow with systems like PACS, enhancing productivity.

Conclusions:

Departmental budget allocation is critical for optimal technologist performance and patient care.
Underfunding adversely affects job satisfaction, safety, and efficiency.
Further research is needed on recent budgetary changes impacting the field.