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Footnote 10 An ineffective quality assurance program can lead to poor quality radiograms that can impair diagnosis, increase operating costs and contribute to unnecessary radiation exposure to both patients and staff. Any extension of the basic quality assurance program is the responsibility of each x-ray facility. To achieve maximum benefit, all levels of management and technical staff must support and participate in the operation of a well-defined program. This article outlines the essential aspects of a quality assurance program and is intended to encourage the review of a moderate size hospital's x-ray imaging quality assurance procedures. He previously worked as a Radiation Health officer for Workers' Health, Safety and Compensation in Alberta. Prior to that, he was employed as a General Duty Technologist, Special Procedures and Area Supervisor Technologist at the Edmonton General Hospital. Formerly he was with the National Dosimetry Services of Health Canada where he worked on thermoluminescent extremity dosimeters. Prior to that he worked at the Department of National Defense in the research and development of radiation detection instruments. Discussions with and comments by the authors' colleagues are also gratefully appreciated. Although the radiation exposure connected with these procedures cannot be avoided, there are means to reduce it as much as possible. For the protection of patients, workers and the public for example, federal and provincial government agencies enact legislation and take necessary steps to ensure that only safe and properly installed x-ray equipment is used in Canadian diagnostic x-ray facilities, for the protection of patients, workers and the public. Also, in most provinces Footnote 1 Footnote 2 Footnote 3 Footnote 4 Footnote 5 and in federal institutions Footnote 10 there is a requirement that each diagnostic x-ray facility have in place a basic quality assurance (QA) program to control the quality of diagnostic images. Any extension of the basic program is determined by the radiology department's management and QA committee. Any program lacking genuine interest from its staff and initiated only to satisfy a regulatory requirement is unlikely to produce optimal results. Meticulous care is required in the quality control of diagnostic imaging equipment to ensure good quality radiograms. The program includes periodic quality control tests, preventive maintenance procedures, administrative methods and training. It also includes continuous assessment of the efficacy of the imaging service and the means to initiate corrective action. This goal will be adequately met by a QA program having the following three secondary objectives: The objective of such tests, when carried out routinely, allows prompt corrective action to maintain x-ray image quality. It is important to note that the ultimate responsibility for quality control rests with the physician in charge of the x-ray facility, not with the regulatory agency. It will provide the structure required to plan and evaluate the program and to resolve quality assurance issues and problems. A QAC will also provide management with recommendations for direction to those charged with the various aspects of the program. The committee should include representatives from all levels of the radiology staff, meet at regular intervals and report directly to the department's management. It should recommend program policies to management and outline program specifics such as the duties and responsibilities of the staff. In addition, it should formulate the standards for image quality and regularly review the effectiveness of the program. A formal QAC will promote the importance of and encourage participation in the department's QA program. The QA program should include a written plan of action outlining policies and procedures. It should clearly define the goals and objectives of the department. The latter are to verify that QC testing is effective, i.e., the tests are performed regularly and correctly, the results evaluated promptly and accurately, and the necessary action taken. They include recommendations regarding the responsibility for quality assurance action, staff training, equipment standards, and the selection of the appropriate equipment for each examination. The quality assurance program should include the means to evaluate the effectiveness of the program itself, e.g., ongoing retake rate and causes, equipment repair and replacement costs and analysis of trends in the equipment performance. The content of the manual should be determined by management with the advice of the department's QAC but it should contain the following items considered essential: A continuing education program is necessary to keep personnel up-to-date. Since QC training is expensive, yet proven to be cost effective, effort will be required by hospital management to ensure that adequate financial provision be available to meet this requirement. However, specific tests are usually performed more effectively by specially trained technologists. The amount of time spent on QC should be adequate to perform the functions required for an effective quality control program. QC technologists should be allowed to devote at least 50 per cent of their time to a QC program in small institutions (200 beds or less) and full time in larger institutions. Institutions with more than 500 beds may require additional help. Among the activities of the QC technologist(s) should be to: The department's QA program should provide guidelines for writing equipment specifications to assist management or the procurement committee during the equipment selection phase. The guidelines should cover the general requirements specified for equipment selection with a view to upgrade or maintain the department's standard for diagnostic imaging quality. The content of the guidelines for writing specifications for each type of diagnostic equipment system or system components intended for purchase should be determined by management, with participation from the QAC, but the following elements are considered essential: These should be retained for use during the acceptance testing phase. Specifications for new test equipment intended for purchase should include the following items: The QAC should be directly involved in the equipment acceptance testing phase to ensure that the equipment meets the specifications indicated in the purchase agreement. The protocol should be incorporated into every purchase specification. The content of the guidelines should be determined by management with participation from the QAC, but the following elements are considered essential: This report should be retained as part of the equipment performance log book and used to compare with future QC test results to assess the continued acceptability of the equipment's performance and estimate the equipment's remaining useful life. This is done with routine monitoring of photographic and x-ray equipment parameters to detect deviations of equipment performance and take prompt corrective action. Periodic monitoring should not be eliminated if the test results indicate relatively stable equipment performance. Small but progressive changes in image quality, not readily detectable to the eye, will be more easily noticed using standardized test procedures and specific test equipment. The most important objectives of a routine QC testing program are to: For example: The manual should provide the following information: For example, only qualified x-ray service personnel should repair equipment. Contaminated film processing solutions or small changes in developer temperature affect both the image quality and the patient exposure. For routine processor control to be effective, the sensitometric data must be evaluated promptly and the necessary corrective actions taken before x-rays are taken of patients. This is to ensure that the x-rays will be processed correctly and to minimize retakes. Often, the early morning's processor control test data are evaluated later in the day and the necessary corrective actions are taken too late to be effective. Unless the processor is monitored closely to ensure optimum performance then all other efforts at QC will probably be in vain. Along with processor sensitometry there are many other tests that should be done to ensure proper operation of the film processing unit.New silver recovery systems currently available will recycle the fixer and developer and minimize the negative effects on the environment by removing silver salts and other toxic substances from the effluent. The records may be maintained in a file or individual log books or in a computerized data base. Commercial software is available and can be customized with relative ease to record the data collected. In some cases the measured kilovoltage, exposure time and exposure is transmitted directly from the radiation detection meter to the computer. The information should be complete, up-to-date and presented in a form suitable for departmental reviews and provincial radiation safety audits. It is recommended to keep one log book for each x-ray room. The required equipment performance data should be determined by the QAC but the following elements are considered essential: Although x-ray equipment normally has a life expectancy of 10 to 15 years, replacement costs often require a large share of the capital available. Even within this relatively long period there should be plans for the replacement of major components that deteriorate rapidly with use and age, such as image intensifiers, x-ray tubes and ancillary equipment like intensifying screens. The guidelines should be based on an estimate of the equipment's remaining useful life determined by the following long-term equipment performance items: The recommendations listed in each section are given with a view to maximize the diagnostic quality of radiograms and minimize patient exposure. The radiologists should determine which views are required for each examination, e.g., lumbar spine: AP, LAT, L5-S1, etc. The contents of the radiographic positioning manuals should be determined by management with participation from the QAC, but the following information should be included: Illustrations are recommended. Changes should not be maintained in hand-written form. The contents of the loading factors manual should be determined by management with participation from the QAC but the following information should be included: Poor film processing is the most frequent cause of a decrease in image quality. Loading factors derived from the subjective evaluation of patient size are unreliable and do not provide consistent radiographic images All patients should be measured and the loading factors adjusted accordingly. For example, to compensate for variations in patient sizes, using fixed mAs techniques, the method of increasing or decreasing the kilovoltage by approximately 2 kVp per centimetre of body part can be employed. The loading factor charts can easily be updated on the computer and printouts made. Each range of patient sizes (small, medium or large), for both adults and children, should be defined and the selection derived from actual physical measurements of the patient. The standard projections recommended for routine QC ESE measurement should be based on those found in Tables 1 and 2 of Safety Code-20A Footnote 10 and are listed in Table 1. The ESE measurement results should be used to update the information contained in the radiographic technique chart. After the basic information is entered into the computer program, the computer is able to calculate the ESE for any given examination or loading factors or patient size. The measurements should include all exposure rate delivery modes where applicable and measured in both the manual and automatic exposure rate control mode operation. The radiologist should be informed regularly about the results. Measurement should include both the manual and the automatic brightness control mode operation. Comprehensive acceptance criteria should be established for all radiographic views. The department's radiologist should be directly involved in developing these guidelines. The following additional diagnostic quality acceptance criteria are recommended for consideration: This information is necessary, e.g., when new staff are introduced to the department, when staff are working alone on weekends or evenings, etc., and will provide guidelines to follow when the radiologist is not available. In turn this will reduce the number of rejected radiograms and reduce patient and occupational dose. The RRAP guidelines should also include documented standards to aid in the analysis and classification of rejected radiograms. Such guidelines are necessary for consistent classification and comparison of data. The radiologist should be involved in this aspect of the program. A thorough analysis may find that some rejected radiograms were repeated unnecessarily. The information derived from the reject analysis program can be of benefit and should be communicated to all x-ray staff, for example during in-service training workshops. Among the items recommended for review are: Radiographic Quality Control, Minimum Standards. Quality assurance for diagnostic imaging equipment. Report no.99, 1988. Safety code-20A, X-ray equipment in medical diagnosis, part A: Recommended safety procedures for installation and use, 80-EHD-65, 1981. Baltimore, Maryland: University Park Press, 1983. Woodbury, New York: American Association of Physicists in Medicine, (American Institute of Physics, Inc.), 1994. Geneva: World Health Organization, 1982. Ontario Medical Association and Ontario Hospital Association, 1984. Philadelphia: J.B. Lippincott Co., 1988. For enquiries, contact us.