Improving Medication Management In Radiology: Collaborative Strategies Involving Pharmacy Technicians, Nursing, And Health Administration

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  • Khaled Rashid Rashid Al-Mutairi , Ali Mohammed Salem Alharbi , Zaid Muthyib Alyan Alsubaie , Suliman Abdulaziz Hamad AL-Mujalli , Khalid Ghunaim Abdullah Alghunaim , Mohammad Khalaf S Alkhathami
  • Ali Abdulaziz A Shaghroud , Khalid Hajaj M Alanazi , Meshal Matar Ammash Alanazi , Turki Musfer M Alotaibi , Khalid Abdullah Mohammed Alanazi , Mishal Sanhat Al-Sahli

Abstract

Medication safety is a paramount concern in complex radiology procedures, where the administration of high-alert drugs such as contrast agents and sedatives is routine. This paper explores the roles of pharmacy technicians, nurses, and health administrators in enhancing medication safety within radiology settings. A systematic review of literature from 2010 to 2022 was conducted, identifying 58 relevant stu[1]dies that highlighted the contributions of these disciplines. Pharmacy technicians verify orders, prepare medications, and educate patients, while nurses focus on reconciliation, administration, and adverse event monitoring. Health administrators lead efforts to establish a culture of safety and implement technology-driven solutions. Collaborative policies and communication strategies are essential for addressing challenges and optimizing patient outcomes in radiology. Further research is needed to refine best practices and standardize protocols for medication safety in radiology.

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2022-03-20

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Khaled Rashid Rashid Al-Mutairi , Ali Mohammed Salem Alharbi , Zaid Muthyib Alyan Alsubaie , Suliman Abdulaziz Hamad AL-Mujalli , Khalid Ghunaim Abdullah Alghunaim , Mohammad Khalaf S Alkhathami, & Ali Abdulaziz A Shaghroud , Khalid Hajaj M Alanazi , Meshal Matar Ammash Alanazi , Turki Musfer M Alotaibi , Khalid Abdullah Mohammed Alanazi , Mishal Sanhat Al-Sahli. (2022). Improving Medication Management In Radiology: Collaborative Strategies Involving Pharmacy Technicians, Nursing, And Health Administration. Migration Letters, 19(S2), 517–522. Retrieved from https://migrationletters.com/index.php/ml/article/view/9964

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