Titlebook: Radiology in Global Health; Strategies, Implemen Daniel J. Mollura,Melissa P. Culp,Matthew P. Lungr Book 2019Latest edition Springer Nature

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Introduction settings for underserved populations. The ultimate objective of these efforts is to reduce global healthcare disparities particularly where radiology is scarce, absent, or inaccessible. This text is a starting point for global health work by covering rapidly advancing imaging technologies and prese

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Radiology Overview: Defining Radiology and Stakeholders in the Radiology Enterprise countries. It is vital for radiology service implementation that the full dynamics of the radiology enterprise be analyzed with integration of all stakeholders. In this way, technical components, such as medical hardware and software, can be optimized for the full range of specialized personnel who

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Medical Ethics in Global Health Radiology Low-resource work environments present unique ethical challenges to radiology outreach efforts. Even the most thoughtfully assembled team will confront unanticipated situations and face difficult choices. Principles of classical and global health ethics as they relate to the physician-patient relat

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Economics of Sustainable Radiology in Global Healthts—metrics such as annual spending on health care, available providers, hospital beds, and diagnostic imaging infrastructure as well as variability in outcomes, which includes average lifespan, infant mortality, and quality of life. Reducing these gaps entails efforts to develop improved diagnostic

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Medical Imaging in Global Public Health: Donation, Procurement, Installation, and Maintenance radiology imaging systems require complex considerations to maintain quality, most notably maintenance and repair. The costs of maintenance and repair generally exceed the costs of purchase; thus, donating a piece of imaging equipment does not necessarily save the recipient hospital money. Due to t

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