ANALISIS REPEAT CITRA RADIOGRAF SEBAGAI BENTUK KESELAMATAN RADIASI DI INSTALASI RADIOLOGI RUMAH SAKIT ISLAM KLATEN
Repeat analyses are radiographs that are not clinically acceptable and are requested to be retaken. The primary purpose of the repeat analyses program is to take corrective action, record the repeated radiographic images, and determine the cause of the repetition so that it can be minimized or even eliminated. Klaten Islamic Hospital needs to keep its radiology services optimal and safe for patients as a referral hospital. One indicator of the quality of service is the low repetition rate of radiographic images. This study aims to determine the percentage of factors causing the repetition of radiographic images and suggested solutions to minimize repeat radiographic images in the Radiology Department. Survey research with a quantitative approach to repeating radiographic images at the Radiology Department. The study was conducted in February-May 2024 using observation, survey, and documentation. The percentage of repetition of radiographic images at the Radiology Installation of Klaten Islamic Hospital in the first month was 2.72%, in the second month was 3.04%, in the third month was 4.05%, and in the fourth month was 3.43%. Factors causing the repetition of radiographic images include miscollimation (clipped), artifacts, exposure factors, tools, and patient movement. Suggested solutions to minimize the factors causing the repetition of radiographic images in the Radiology Installation of Klaten Islamic Hospital are good communication between radiographers and patients, double checking before exposure, clear instructions to patients, ensuring there are no objects that can become artifacts, using appropriate exposure parameters, calibrating and testing suitability regularly, reporting if there is equipment damage, and using immobilization techniques. Keywords: Repeat Analyses, Digital Radiography, radiation safety for patient.
Authors
- Linda Armitasari
- Rafiq Mubaroq
- Wahyu Murti Cahyo Putro
Publication Details
- Journal
- Prosiding Seminar Si-INTAN
- Published
- 2024-11-06
- DOI
- https://doi.org/10.53862/ssi.v4.092024.003
- Primary Topic
- Computer Science and Engineering
- Type
- article
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