The Impact of Digital Radiography on Workflow Efficiency in Emergency Departments

Authors

  • Asma Abu Baker Jandan
  • Nouf Abdullah Alnumani
  • Albatole Ali Gorban
  • Mohammed Amer Alshehri
  • Ahmed Khalaf Alkhalaf

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.53555/ks.v4i1.3339

Keywords:

Digital Radiography, Workflow Efficiency

Abstract

The integration of digital radiography (DR) into emergency departments (EDs) has revolutionized medical imaging, contributing significantly to workflow efficiency. This paper explores the impact of DR on various aspects of ED operations, including patient throughput, diagnostic accuracy, and overall departmental productivity. The study reviews existing literature on the transition from traditional film-based radiography to DR, highlighting the benefits and challenges associated with this technological advancement. Additionally, the paper discusses the role of digital image management systems, the reduction of examination times, and the implications for patient care. By examining both quantitative and qualitative data, this research provides a comprehensive analysis of how DR has transformed emergency radiology practices, leading to improved patient outcomes and operational efficiency.

Author Biographies

Asma Abu Baker Jandan

Radiology Technologist

 

Nouf Abdullah Alnumani

Radiology Technologist

Albatole Ali Gorban

Ultrasound Sonographer

 

Mohammed Amer Alshehri

Radiology Technologist

Ahmed Khalaf Alkhalaf

Ultrasound Supervisor

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Published

2016-01-27

How to Cite

Asma Abu Baker Jandan, Nouf Abdullah Alnumani, Albatole Ali Gorban, Mohammed Amer Alshehri, & Ahmed Khalaf Alkhalaf. (2016). The Impact of Digital Radiography on Workflow Efficiency in Emergency Departments. Kurdish Studies, 4(1), 124–126. https://doi.org/10.53555/ks.v4i1.3339

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