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Hospital radiology department overhead energy estimation

Proceedings of the 2011 IEEE International Symposium on Sustainable Systems and Technology, 2011
The interest in the energy management is found in every sector of the economy. This is true of the commercial sector which includes the healthcare industry. The focus of this study is on estimating the overhead energy consumption of healthcare facilities where buildings are open and operating 24 hours a day/365 days a year. Overhead energy consumption,
Mohammad Amin Esmaeili, Ashkan S. Jahromi, Janet Twomey, Bayram Yildirim, Michael Overcash, Fernando Dominquez, Nicholas Thomas, Ashlee Mcadam   +7 more
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Networks in the radiology department and the hospital

European Radiology, 2001
Data networks are a basic technology with regard to an appropriate design of the information technology (IT) infrastructure for the hospital. Due to the distributed workflow within the hospital, an integrated Hospital Information System (HIS) is based mostly on a set of network applications facing specific items.
Pelikan, Ernst, Kotter, Elmar, Timmermann, U.   +2 more
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The Radiologic Department in the Hospital

Radiology, 1929
Since it is the purpose of this meeting to discuss the problem of improving radiologic departments, it seems fitting that I should first set down the factors that in my opinion are necessary for the maintenance of an ideal radiologic service in a hospital.
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Equipment downtime in the radiology departments of three teaching hospitals in Ghana

Radiography, 2023
Radiology equipment requires routine maintenance to prevent equipment breakdown. Equipment breakdown can lead to adverse patient outcomes and lost revenue to hospitals. In Ghana, there is a mismatch between the available radiology equipment and requests which may result in frequent breakdown. Several studies have been conducted to investigate equipment
B.E. Adem, S.K. Angmorterh, S. Aboagye, P.N. Agyemang, N.A. Angaag, E.K. Ofori   +5 more
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Chemical–biological–radiological (CBR) response: a template for hospital emergency departments

Medical Journal of Australia, 2002
Chemical, biological and radiological (CBR) incidents have the potential to shut down emergency departments that do not have an adequate CBR response. Secondary contamination also poses a threat to the safety and wellbeing of staff and other patients.
Gim A, Tan, Mark C B, Fitzgerald
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Viewing boxes: A survey in diagnostic radiology departments of Moroccan hospitals

Physica Medica, 2010
This work consists on a survey of the performance of viewing boxes installed in diagnostic radiology departments and included several aspects: checking the illuminance of the diagnostic rooms where the viewing boxes are located as well as the viewing boxes luminance levels and homogeneity.
F, Bentayeb, K, Nfaoiu, O, Basraoui, A C P, Azevedo   +3 more
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Computerized brain database management system for radiological department in hospital

2016 International Conference on Robotics, Automation and Sciences (ICORAS), 2016
A computerized brain database management system is designed and implemented to replace the existing traditional largely hand-recorded system in the radiological department of selectsd hospitals in Malaysia. The new system provides easy access to patient registration, diagnosis, and appointment.
K. S. Sim, T. K. Kho, F. S. Abas, F. F. Ting, V. Teh, C. S. Ee   +5 more
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The New Radiological Department, Willesden General Hospital

The British Journal of Radiology, 1942
This short paper on the Radiological Department at the Willesden General Hospital is written in the hope that some of the ideas carried out in the adaptation of old buildings to serve as a modern X-ray department, might be of help to radiologists when faced with the necessity of improvising when re-building is impracticable.
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Accuracy of radiological diagnosis in the Casualty Department of a Children's Hospital

Journal of Paediatrics and Child Health, 1984
AbstractThe radiographs of 1363 patients referred from a hospital Casualty Department were reviewed in order to study possible discrepancies between the interpretations of the films by the casualty medical staff and the radiologist. Interpretations by casualty staff were substantially correct in 96.3% of patients.
J P, Masel, P J, Grant
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Department of Radiology, Massachusetts General Hospital: a brief history.

American Journal of Roentgenology, 1993
News of Wilhelm Conrad Roentgen’s discovery of the Xnay on November 8, 1895, and his subsequent publication on December 28, 1895, “On a New Kind of Rays,” spread quickly throughout the world, prompting trustees and physicians at the Massachusetts General Hospital to decide that this new method of “photography” must be investigated at their institution.
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