Posted Oct 03, 2024 209 views
Responsibilities and Accountabilities:
- Interpret all digital chest X-rays (CXRs) assigned to her/him and other X-ray films, correctly identifying radiological signs of TB and other incidental findings and report the results classifying the findings in accordance with the country-specific X-ray reporting forms and the technical guidelines of the resettlement countries.
- Assess the quality of chest radiographs to meet optimal diagnostic criteria and make sure that the quality of the films corresponds to the required standards.
- Request for repeat CXR when the CXR is suboptimal and appropriate additional view when additional views is needed.
- Assess follow-up radiographs of patients on anti-TB treatment, re-medical, and referrals do a comparison with previous CXR, and report the change.
- When there is a need for further imaging write the recommendation for further imaging in the remark part of the reporting and discuss it with the panel physician when needed.
- Discuss the findings of the CXR images with panel physicians as needed and when the panel physicians get back with queries.
- Coordinate and communicate with the CMO for any second opinion on CXR reporting, in issues related to managing the unit and to advice changes.
- Coordinate and guide the Radiographers for CXR quality, smooth workflow, and timely clerical works like CD burning, uploading images to e-Medical, and delivery of the reports.
- Perform other related tasks as needed.
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Poverty Eradication Initiative (PEI)
Poverty is the root cause of every problem in the society, has no doubts worse affects on human life. Traditional gender roles in Pakistan especially in NWFP, which remains indulged in tribal culture, define the woman’s place as in the home and not in the workplace, and define the man as the breadwinner. Consequently, the society invests far less in women than men. Women in NWFP suffer more from poverty of opportunities throughout their lives as compared to other provinces. Economic vulnerability is a key factor in the rise of poverty in Pakistan; vulnerability also arises from social powerlessness, political instability, and ill-functioning institutions. Corruption and political instabilities such as various separatist movements in Baluchistan and Waziristan resulted in reduction of business confidence, deterioration of economic growth, reduced public expenditure, poor delivery of public services, and undermining of the rule of law. The root causes of current unrest in whole country especially FATA and FRS are linked with the absence of the opportunities for youth in all sections of life in general and particular in livelihoods. Active participation of the youth in decision making and development of the area is neglected and never given a chance to decide their fate. This made youth of the area frustrated and restless and compelled them to take part in the unhealthy activities. Poverty and the lack of modern curriculum have proved destabilizing factors for Pakistani society as these causes our youth to be exploited by religious organizations banned by the government to run schools and produce militant literature. Eradication of poverty cannot be brought about by charity, but needs first and foremost empowering the poor, focusing on women, and tapping their tremendous potential. Poverty Eradication Initiative (PEI) is a non-political, non-partisan and non-profit organization working as a facilitator to initiate and sustain women and children oriented developmental p
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