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Empirical investigation reveals challenges and proposes frameworks to optimize radiation dose management in healthcare.
This study examines the implementation of an integrated X-ray dose archiving and analysis system in Moroccan healthcare, with the dual objective of limiting absorbed X-ray doses for healthcare professionals and optimising doses for patients during radiology examination. Emphasising the ALARA principle, minimises radiation exposure while maintaining diagnostic accuracy. The research highlights advancements in dose-reduction algorithms and real-time monitoring systems. An empirical investigation conducted across various healthcare institutions, involving a survey of 1,000 healthcare professionals, reveals significant challenges, including inadequate dose tracking, regulatory non-compliance, and insufficient radiation protection training. The findings indicate that 10% of patients received doses exceeding 5 grey, underscoring the urgent need for improved dose management strategies. The article proposes a strategic implementation framework for Moroccan hospitals, involving comprehensive needs assessment, infrastructure enhancement, and stakeholder collaboration.
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