The document discusses the field of radiography and technological innovation in medicine. It outlines the different areas of radiological science and career paths in radiography, including obtaining diplomas or degrees. Higher studies options are mentioned as well as the curriculum and expectations after completing studies. Regulatory bodies and professional organizations in radiography are compared internationally and in India. The values of professionalism, teamwork, and developing a caring personality are emphasized for radiography. A vision for the future of allied health professions like radiography in India is presented.
3. Technological Innovation the engine behind the development of practice of medicine………. The change is almost entirely driven by technological innovation. The influence of technology is not only limited in the diagnostic procedures, But it has also the applications in treatment and rehabilitation.
4. What is Radiological Science ? RADIODIAGNOSIS / IMAGEOLOGY RADIOTHERAPY RADIATION PHYSICS RADIOBIOLOGY NUCLEAR MEDICINE (DIAGNOSTIC & THERAPEUTIC)
5. SELECTION OF RADIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY AS A CAREER 1. Diploma ( 2 Years) 2. Degree (3 or 4 Years) 3. Post Graduate Diploma 4. MSc
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9. Profession Profession is an occupation that requires: extensive training study and mastery of specialized knowledge programmes to update & refresh the knowledge registration of a professional association process of certification or licensing ethical code / moral values
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13. Role of Regulators and Professional Bodies - A comparative study SL no Regulatory Authority Professional body 1 A statutory Body constituted by a piece of legislation A non- governmental and Non – statutory body promoted, established and administrated by professionals. 2 It can grant registration and license / certification for practice and approve the institutions for education by law. No power to grant license. Only accredits the personnel and institutions in a voluntary and non profitable manner.
14. SL no Regulator Professional body 3 Has statutory obligations for CPD and CE on its registrants and the same for improving and maintaining the educational standards. Has professional and moral obligations for CPD & CE for its members and even to non members also. It has same obligations on institutional accreditation. 4 Powers to officially represent on behalf of profession in Govt. and non govt. agencies Representing on behalf of professionals
15. REGULATORS & PROFESSIONAL BODIES IN RADIOLOGICAL TECHNOLOGY SL No Country Regulatory Authority Professional Body 1 UK HPC Society of Radiographers 2 US ARRT ASRT 3 Australia - Australian Institute of Radiographers 4 Canada - Canadian Association of Medical Radiation Technologists 5 Philippines Professional Regulation Commission (Board of RT) Philippine Association of Radiologic Technologists
16. Indian Professional Bodies in Radiological technology SL No Regulator Professional Bodies 1 NIL Indian Society of Radiographers & Technologists HQ - Calicut, Kerala 2 Indian Association of Radiological Technologists – HQ - Chandigarh 3 Society of Indian Radiographers HQ - Bangalore
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19. A profession that requires a dependable personality with a mature and caring nature RADIOGRAPHY
20. Radiography is a science combining advanced technology and human compassion…….. Radiologic Technologists or Radiographers use their knowledge of Physics, Human Anatomy and Physiology to create permanent medical images to assist Physicians in diagnosing and treating disease or injury A Radiographer is a Technologist who deals directly with EQUIPMENTS and PATIENTS in order to produce radiological images. RADIOGRAPHY
23. Things Contribute in Determining Your Personality Your Personality Words you Speak Body Language Way to meet people Ability to handle pressure Willingness to take challenges Your thoughts and ideas
24. TEAM WORK Coming together is a beginning……. Keeping together is progress………… Working together is success…………… .
25. T TOGETHER E EVERYONE A ACHIEVE M MORE DEFINITION
