The hierarchy of hazard controls in MR safety practice

Motivation: MR safety guidance formulated by experts from the MR community build upon a combination of experience and technical expertise. MR safety guidance may benefit from assessment based on general workplace safety practices. Goal(s): To critically assess MR safety guidance and practices using the hierarchy of hazard controls. Approach: MR safety practices were scored using a 5-point scale derived from the hierarchy of hazard controls, in several areas of risk for MR personnel, patients, and non-MR personnel. Results: Hazard controls for non-MR personnel had consistently high effectiveness scores, while those for for MR personnel and patients had moderate effectiveness scores, with a greater range. Impact: The analysis presented in this work could serve as a tool to analyse choices made in the deployment of safety measures, to motivate decision- or policy-making, or as a tool for assessment of MR safety programs.

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Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
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2024-11-26
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https://doi.org/10.58530/2024/4884
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Chemical Safety and Risk Management
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The hierarchy of hazard controls in MR safety practice

Evan McNabb, Ives R. Levesque
Proceedings on CD-ROM - International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine. Scientific Meeting and Exhibition/Proceedings of the International Society for Magnetic Resonance in Medicine, Scientific Meeting and Exhibition
Chemical Safety and Risk Management
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The hierarchy of hazard controls in MR safety practice

Evan McNabb, Ives R. Levesque
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Motivation: MR safety guidance formulated by experts from the MR community build upon a combination of experience and technical expertise. MR safety guidance may benefit from assessment based on general workplace safety practices. Goal(s): To critically assess MR safety guidance and practices using the hierarchy of hazard controls. Approach: MR safety practices were scored using a 5-point scale derived from the hierarchy of hazard controls, in several areas of risk for MR personnel, patients, and non-MR personnel. Results: Hazard controls for non-MR personnel had consistently high effectiveness scores, while those for for MR personnel and patients had moderate effectiveness scores, with a greater range. Impact: The analysis presented in this work could serve as a tool to analyse choices made in the deployment of safety measures, to motivate decision- or policy-making, or as a tool for assessment of MR safety programs.

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