Integrating Radiology into Nursing Practice: Advancing Diagnostic Precision and Patient Care Through Collaborative Approaches

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  • Ali Hameed Altwal, Ahmed Matooq Ali Alsaleh, Abdullah Ali Alyousef, Khalid Abdullah Suliman Alfaifi, Manawer Saud Alfahedi, Fahad Menwer Zaben Alotaibi, Ali Mohammed Asseri
  • Zakaria Mohammed Bou Awis, Azzah Aqeel Alawi Alsayed, Esraa Shaker Alsharif, Norah Fayez Marzoq Alsloli, Mohammed Ibrahim Tayi Alfaifi

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https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.2004

Abstract

The integration of radiology into nursing practice represents a transformative shift in the healthcare landscape, offering opportunities to enhance diagnostic accuracy and improve patient outcomes. As healthcare systems increasingly move towards interdisciplinary and collaborative models, the role of nurses in radiology-related care is becoming more prominent. This paper explores the impact of integrating radiology into nursing practice, examining how nurses can contribute to enhancing diagnostic precision, improving patient care, and fostering collaboration between radiology professionals and nursing teams. It highlights the potential benefits and challenges of this integration, discusses relevant clinical practices, and emphasizes the importance of education and training for nurses to effectively incorporate radiology into their daily roles. Ultimately, this approach can improve the overall quality of care, facilitate early diagnosis, and promote better patient outcomes in both acute and long-term care settings.

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2024-06-12

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Ali Hameed Altwal, Ahmed Matooq Ali Alsaleh, Abdullah Ali Alyousef, Khalid Abdullah Suliman Alfaifi, Manawer Saud Alfahedi, Fahad Menwer Zaben Alotaibi, Ali Mohammed Asseri, & Zakaria Mohammed Bou Awis, Azzah Aqeel Alawi Alsayed, Esraa Shaker Alsharif, Norah Fayez Marzoq Alsloli, Mohammed Ibrahim Tayi Alfaifi. (2024). Integrating Radiology into Nursing Practice: Advancing Diagnostic Precision and Patient Care Through Collaborative Approaches. Journal of International Crisis and Risk Communication Research , 795–800. https://doi.org/10.63278/jicrcr.vi.2004

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