
Radiology department managers in eight Southeastern states were surveyed regarding their expectations of radiographers. Results indicated that managers expected radiographers to be multicompetent, possess communication skills, participate in quality assessment and continuous quality improvement programs, practice cost containment, be aware of legal and ethical responsibilities, display an interest in supervisory skills and practice basic radiography. The survey also showed that managers believe these expectations often are not fulfilled.
Cost Control, Quality Assurance, Health Care, Radiology Department, Hospital, Communication, Interprofessional Relations, Administrative Personnel, Professional-Patient Relations, Southeastern United States, Ethics, Professional, Radiography, Attitude, Workforce, Educational Status, Humans, Clinical Competence, Technology, Radiologic, Forecasting, Total Quality Management
Cost Control, Quality Assurance, Health Care, Radiology Department, Hospital, Communication, Interprofessional Relations, Administrative Personnel, Professional-Patient Relations, Southeastern United States, Ethics, Professional, Radiography, Attitude, Workforce, Educational Status, Humans, Clinical Competence, Technology, Radiologic, Forecasting, Total Quality Management
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