Impact Of Quality Control For Conventional X-Ray Machines And Risks Factors To Use Of Plain X-Ray And Magnetic Resonance Imaging Among Emergency Physicians And Health Care Working In X-Ray Department At Saudi Arabia 2023

Abstract

Background

This study will be conducted to quality control assessment of conventional radiology X-ray and Magnetic Resonance Imaging devices. The importance of radiology to confirm diagnoses and management plan became in priorities in diagnosis nowadays, as well as it is evident. Also, the whole medical field seek towards the development and control of equipment of X-ray . X-Rays and early radiography . For his discovery of X-Rays in 1895, Wilhelm Rontgen was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1901. His reports included the first human radiograph of his wife, Anna Bertha's, hand. Other early radiographs emerging from a penchant for radiographing family and friends are better. Rontgen was a firm believer in open science and did not patent his discoveries, which he believed should be publicly available. He was invited to join the Rontgen Society in the United Kingdom, which was the first medical X-Ray organization, but he rejected. Within a year following Rontgen's article, X-Rays were being used for diagnosis and therapy all around the world. Aim of study : To assessment Impact of Quality Control for Conventional X-ray Machines and risks factors to Use of Plain X-Ray and Magnetic Resonance Imaging among Emergency Physicians and health care working in X-Ray department at Saudi Arabia 2023. Methods: This cross-sectional study was conducted among 300 participants from Public Sector Hospitals kingdom of Saudi Arabia. A validated self-administered questionnaire was used, emergency Physicians and health care working in X-Ray, and Magnetic Resonance Imaging department It includes [1]questions on socio demographic variables, knowledge of Risks Associated with the Use about radiations imaging , during the August to September 2023. Results: show the remaining socio-demographic characteristics of the participant regarding age most of participants 40-50 years were (33.0%) the gender majority of participants were(59.0%) were male the department the most of participant radiology were (44.0%).Conclusion: The primary objective of a quality assurance program in the radiology department is to ensure prompt and accurate diagnosis with minimal potential harm to patients and Emergency Physicians and health care working and staff Assessment and Optimization of measurement for calculate dose checking the value of exposure to the X-ray machines and risks factors to Use of Plain X-Ray and Magnetic Resonance Imaging .