Yan Yang, Juan Xie
Feasibility Study on the Integration of Innovation and Entrepreneurship Education and Occupational Therapy Training Mode for College Students Based on Big Data
Occupational therapy international
study aims identify prospective skill requirements future radiographers practising united arab emirates uae information inform educational institutions healthcare organisations policymakers developing effective strategies crosssectional study conducted involving currently practising radiographers nuclear medicine technologists sonographers radiation therapists uae n 74 comprehensive survey questionnaire developed validated piloting expert consultations ethical approval obtained data collected purposive sampling descriptive statistics reliability analysis chisquare tests factor analysis employed data analysis results showed 73 473 432 405 392 338 interested radiology safety image interpretation interprofessional interpersonal skills research managerial skills picture archiving communication system pacs administration ai artificial intelligence clinical supervision assessment respectively factor analysis showed four factors factor considered cpd training training settings 1512 training topics 188 cpd credits 172 presenter expenses 149 study sheds light cpd requirements aspirations radiographers uae offering insights preferences challenges findings inform strategies improving cpd opportunities ensuring radiographers equipped meet evolving healthcare demands uae including performing enhanced practice development flexible comprehensive cpd programmes tailored radiographers career interests required employers provide financial support flexibility training options regulatory bodies continue mandate cpd fostering culture lifelong learning supportive work environments interdisciplinary collaboration technological fluency crucial emphasising patientcentred care research opportunities continuous assessment enhances radiography practice