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Radiology Trends for Technologists

Reducing Barriers to Imaging in Marginalized Communities

Imaging professionals will learn to use all five areas of the social determinants of health framework to help reduce differences in breast cancer and stroke outcomes, which depend heavily on medical imaging for diagnosis and treatment.

Course IDQ00807
ModalitiesCT, Mammography, MRI, Radiation Therapy, Vascular Interventional
Credits2 Category A CE credits
GuaranteeSatisfaction Guarantee
$24.00tuition
  1. 01Introduction
  2. 02Organization of the SDOH Structural Framework
  3. 03Economic Stability
  4. 04Impact on Breast Cancer
  5. 05Impact on Stroke
  6. 06Strategies to Implement
  7. 07Summary
  8. 08Education Access and Quality
  9. 09Impact on Breast Cancer
  10. 10Impact on Stroke
  11. 11Strategies to Implement
  12. 12Summary
  13. 13Neighborhood and Built Environment
  14. 14Impact on Breast Cancer
  15. 15Impact on Stroke
  16. 16Strategies to Implement
  17. 17Summary
  18. 18Social and Community Context
  19. 19Impact on Breast Cancer
  20. 20Impact on Stroke
  21. 21Strategies to Implement
  22. 22Summary
  23. 23Health Care Access and Quality
  24. 24Impact on Breast Cancer
  25. 25Impact on Stroke
  26. 26Strategies to Implement
  27. 27Summary
  28. 28Breaking Down Barriers: Health Equity Initiatives
  29. 29Conclusion

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