An examination of the use of interactive videodisc cardiopulmonary resuscitation instruction for the lay community.
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Inservice education programs can be improved by using research on the principles of adult learning, coupled with addressing the particular stage or developmental level of the learner. These programs could then become a major vehicle for continuous self-renewal of radiographers and, ultimately, the radiology department.
The U.S. system of educating radiologic technologists is changing to meet the demands of an evolving health care work force. As a result, the educational standards and role of tomorrow's radiologic technologist will be very different from those of today. Many of the changes being considered by radiologic science professionals in the United States already have occurred in the United Kingdom. Beginning this year, for example, all entry-level radiographers in the United Kingdom must be graduates of a baccalaureate degree program. This article describes how radiography programs in the United Kingdom made the transition to a baccalaureate degree standard. It also examines how the role and scope of practice of U.K. technologists changed following the increase in educational standards.