Nancy E Findholt, Betty T Izumi, Thuan Nguyen, Hayley Pickus, Zunqiu Chen
Availability of healthy snack foods and beverages in stores near high-income urban, low-income urban, and rural elementary and middle schools in Oregon
Childhood obesity (Print)
transnational mobility radiography workforce challenged due issues standardisation current education training models added workforce shortage address growing volume scope complexity clinical radiography service delivery educational models need given critical look transnational relevance modern times study aims synthesise characteristics current preregistration radiography educational programmes linked effective knowledge skill acquisition graduate employability address current workforce challenges development newer training models using mixed methods systematic review approach secondary data obtained ebscohost search involving key databases including medline cinahl academic search ultimate sciencedirect scopus themes developed following resultbased convergent data synthesis forty articles met predefined inclusion criteria following study identification screening phases included studies conducted across diverse settings including low middleincome countries lmic highincome countries hic two broad themes developed findings including 1 factors influencing graduate employability 2 radiography education training programme characteristics findings highlight advocate innovative model radiography education underscores significance graduates possessing multimodality skills varied competencies effective accreditation processes training prioritising alignment industry needs holistic skill development vital closing employability gap ultimately improving graduate skills competencies address workforce shortage improving patient care outcomes radiography training institutions explore development new innovative models multimodality preregistration education offer adaptable routes align seamlessly evolving regulatory technological clinical trends