Quality Management in the Imaging Sciences

by Jeffrey Papp and Jeffrey Papp PhD RT(R) (QM)

Book Overview

This text aims to cover all aspects of quality management in the imaging sciences, including the cognitive information as well as instructions for individual quality control tests. It begins with a basic description of quality management followed by an explanation of its importance.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0815129688
• ISBN13: 9780815129684
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: Mosby
• Length: 299 Pages
• Weight: 2.50 lbs.

Customer Reviews

ARRT QM Bible!

I just took my ARRT QM Boards and passed. If you want to do the same buy this book by Papp, I used this addition but the new addition comes out this month (FEB. 2010) Know the information presented within this book by heart if you want to pass. Good Luck, you will need it, very challenging exam.

QM Certification

I passed this exam Oct. 2009. Reading this book is highly recomended. There are other study material to choose from and by all means do so. Start here, There is also a CD called QM in a flash, get it and study from it. Good Luck because you are going to need it.

ARRT EXAM

I am an RT and just passed my QM boards using only this text book. It covered everything on the exam, it was easy to read and also has practice tests. I would highly recommend it to anyone taking the ARRT QM exam.

Excellent Quality tools

Having used this book in my clinical teaching, I find it the best in it's class where quality management programmes are used. The methodologies and tests are almost complete in most areas of radiography equipment. Every radiography manager should get a copy of this book to be aware of quality issues that pertain to the whole running of an X-ray dept, from the equipment to the procesing fundamentals.Definitely a good buy.

excellent Q.M. summary

I am an instructor for a Radiography program and am currently studyings to take my ARRT Q.M. examination. This is the only book I recommend for quallity management. The others tend to be confusing and vague. Well worth it.