Many radiographers suffer from low back pain, frequently resulting in reduced productivity at work
Health Imaging
APRIL 6, 2023
Low back pain routinely inhibits a significant amount of radiographers from fully performing their job duties.
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Radiographers are apprehensive about integrating AI into their workflow
Health Imaging
MAY 13, 2024
Some believe it could make their jobs easier, while others perceive AI as a threat to their employment, new survey data suggest.
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