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Developing an effective dose management program takes time, resources and perseverance. There may be significant technical and cultural challenges to surmount. Among the range of issues to be considered:
Improving dose management starts with a strategy.
The Dose Excellence Program provides insights and recommendations on integrating your leadership, practices and technologies into an effective, high-performance radiation management program. By comparing your current performance against industry guidelines and best/better practices, we can help you balance your dose management priorities throughout your hospital or across your entire healthcare system.
Where do you begin? By looking at your current radiation dose management processes with the Dose Excellence Program.
This comprehensive CT approach provides a starting point for radiation management program implementation:
Step 1: Measure

Start with the basics of measuring radiation dose and benchmarking your current dose management processes.
Step 2: Manage

Now that you have access to radiation dose data, what do you do with it? Understand the data and analytics so you can reduce unnecessary radiation by helping to ensure protocols, procedures and best practices are followed.
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Step 3: Optimize

Build a quality improvement plan that enables end-to-end optimization to deliver just the right dose for the right clinical outcomes every time.
One solution with integrated radiation and contrast dose management across all your radiation emitting medical devices.
DoseWatch is a enterprise-wide dose management solution designed to automatically collect and analyze patient radiation and iodine exposure across multi-facility, multi-modality, and multi-vendor imaging environments.1
DoseWatch Explore Overview
DoseWatch Explore is a web-based, cloud deployed, introductory dose management software to track, analyze and report practice-level data for GE CT systems. This software collects radiation dose data1 directly from your GE CT scanner, then summarizes and presents the data via a web application.
With this introductory offering you can start to make initial improvements around dose management to help drive changes in your organization that will ultimately improve patient care with respect to radiation doses.
Smart Dose technologies help you reduce patient exposures.
Intelligent technology designed to help you acquire high-quality images using lower doses of radiation, contributing to more accurate diagnoses and lower exposures for patients.
Our suite of intelligent CT tools are designed to support diagnostic confidence with lower levels of radiation1.
Over 47 million patients to date on more than 4,600 systems worldwide
ASiR*
Veo*
ASiR-V*
Exposure Control
3D mA modulation
Dynamic z-axis tracking
Organ dose modulation
SnapShot* Pulse
SnapShot Freeze
Protocols
Adult and pediatric reference protocols
Color Coding for Kids
Procedure-based protocols
Awareness and Reporting
Pre-scan dose estimates
Dose Check
DICOM Radiation Dose Structured Reporting
1. Not all Smart Technologies are available on all products. Ask a GE Healthcare sales representative for details.
Optimize and personalize dose settings from the table-side, while maintaining the clinical details to help you make well-informed decisions.
Dose Awareness Solutions
Provides healthcare organizations insightful and comprehensive dose information and enables a proactive approach to radiation management through data and analytics.
Dose Efficient Technologies
Advanced technologies for interventional and cardiovascular suite designed to provide the image clarity you need while helping you keep dose as low as reasonably achievable.
Our R&F solutions are designed to help you do more with less-without compromising care. You'll find performance and productivity enhancing features on systems that deliver outstanding image quality with dose efficiency.
Precision RXi - compact and versatile remote-controlled R&F system to help address clinical needs.
Dose Management Education to Help Meet Joint Commission Guidelines
By July 2015, hospitals and critical access hospitals must meet the Joint Commission's revised guidelines around safety training for imaging professionals. GE Healthcare educational offerings on dose management and radiation safety concepts will support advancement of staff knowledge and practices around radiation dose management to help you achieve the clinical goals of the Joint Commission guidelines and develop a strong dose management culture.
Dose Management Education - Online, Onsite, and Consultative
GE Healthcare educational offerings include online, onsite and consultative programs to build the foundational knowledge to help clinicians understand the importance of radiation safety and dose management, covering such issues as:
With this foundational knowledge, clinicians can more effectively answer the questions:
The Dose Excellence Program - Accelerate Cultural Change
The Dose Excellence Program is a coordinated program of consulting and educational services to help you accelerate improvement, from measuring and tracking radiation dose to managing it. Our experts will help you create a dose team, and customize a multi-step plan aimed at reducing variation, managing risk, streamlining reporting, and enabling quality imaging at the lowest dose possible.
At GE Healthcare we never stop working to maximize the benefits and clarity that medical imaging can bring to patient care. By seeking answers to the questions and challenges related to radiation exposure, we're using every possible resource - from technology to education to industry partnerships - to give providers the tools they need to achieve quality imaging outcomes at the lowest possible dose.
Learn more about Dose Management:
Listen to Dr. Elizabeth Parizel speaking about the possible outcomes of comprehensive radiation and contrast media management strategy.
Listen to Dr. Kris Van Der Moortele speaking how administering patient-specific contrast volume can help standardize workflows and image quality across patients.
Listen to Pr Mika Teras speaking what are the outcomes of implementing a PET/CT dose management strategy.
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