Education, training, and professional issues of radiographers in six European countries: a comparative review
Andreas G. Prentakis, Antonis P. Stefanoyiannis, Kostas Georgiadis and 7 more
Journal of European CME · 2016
doi:10.3402/jecme.v5.31092 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
Radiographers constitute an important part of a multidisciplinary radiation-based imaging and therapy chain. However, is there a common framework for assuring high education, training, and subsequent practice of profession among European countries? A study was conducted, based on a questionnaire that consisted of three parts, concerning education and training (Part A), national registry (Part B), and professional issues (Part C). Analysis of the collected data suggested that a common policy is generally followed in the countries investigated; however, differences were not negligible. A common framework of educational programmes among European countries could form the basis for overall standardisation at national and international level.
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