Skills by Occupation

respond to changing situations in health care evidence-based radiography practice use nuclear medicine techniques ensure safety of healthcare users apply context specific clinical competences manage radiology information system perform nuclear medicine procedures radiation physics in healthcare apply radiological health sciences interact with healthcare users hygiene in a health care setting health care legislation radiation protection provide psychological support to patients determine imaging techniques to be performed prepare patients for imaging procedures post-process medical images medical contrast agents comply with quality standards related to healthcare practice apply radiation protection procedures prepare for nuclear medicine procedures listen actively contribute to continuity of health care maintain imaging equipment ensure compliance with radiation protection regulations adhere to organisational code of ethics health care occupation-specific ethics follow clinical guidelines determine patient's exposure factors administer radiopharmaceuticals medical terminology handle radiopharmaceuticals administer contrast media radiobiology medical oncology empathise with the healthcare user work in multidisciplinary health teams manage healthcare users' data undertake post-examination activities human anatomy paediatrics deal with emergency care situations pharmaceutical products first aid operate medical imaging equipment determine medical images' diagnostic suitability calculate exposure to radiation human physiology communicate effectively in healthcare comply with legislation related to health care apply organisational techniques

employ foreign languages in care psychology interpret radiology examinations interpret medical images conduct health related research employ foreign languages for health-related research prepare radiopharmaceuticals development trends in radiography perform clinical research in radiography identify progression of disease