Project Management: Magnetic Resonance Imaging Machine (Term Paper Sample)

Project Management: Magnetic Resonance Imaging Machine
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging Machine
Magnetic Resonance Imaging machine, also known as nuclear magnetic resonance imaging, is a technique that is used in radiology basically for investigating the anatomy plus the function of the human body with regards to both health and diseases (Wilén & Vocht 2011). Abbreviated as MRI, it has a vast range of applications in the sector of medical diagnosis with an approximation of 25 000 scanners being in use all over the globe. As the project manager in this health institution, I thus have the obligation to educate my staff and properly inform them and the public about the MRI.
MRI scanner tube is usually surrounded by a large circular magnet. A patient is placed on a mobile bed which is then inserted on the magnet. The magnet then creates a relatively strong magnetic field which then aligns protons from hydrogen atom (Wilén & Vocht 2011). They are then exposed to an emerging beam of radio waves. The ever numerous protons of the body are then subjected to spinning to produce faint signals that are easily detected by a receiving portion of the scanner. A computer then processes the received information into images.
Function of the MRI: The MRI scanner can be accurately employed to detect diseases all over the body and is preferred when other methods of disease detection fail to give enough information to assert a patients diagnosis. For instance, in the head, trauma found in the brain is viewed either as a swelling or bleeding. Below is a flow char about the MRI project (Kerzner, 2013).
Goals of the project: The new machine, MRI, intends to increase the efficiency of the health care's service that we offer to our most respected clients. Through this, we intend to have trust worthy disease detections and diagnosis for better treatment. We also intend to increase the number of patients we attend to by a triple by using this MRI scanner (Kerzner, 2013). The health care also intends to win the trust of clients and build a better reputation among the public. The project is initiated by the health care's management and intends to serve patient within the region and away from the region (Burke, 2013). A committee of ten health workers will be in charge of the project and they are expected to evaluate it (Wilén & Vocht 2011).
409575302260STARTMachine Resonance Imaging MachineIs the person a staff?Educate the staff on the use of the machineMake the Technology known to the publicEducated Staff and Informed PublicSTOPYesNoFlowchart for incorporating daily Health Care Communication
























































































































































































































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