The recent Webinar Wednesday session “General X-Ray and Portable Introduction/ REACTS Remote Service” was sponsored by AllParts. It was eligible for 1 credit from the ACI.
AllParts Medical’s GXR/IXR Modality Innovation Manager Kevin Milleson and Technical Support Specialist Dale Laymon discussed basic X-ray and portable X-ray principles. They also introduced AllParts REACTS (Remote Education Augmented Communication Training Supervision).
The presentation included several key points including:
- X-ray history
- Where, what and how general X-ray is used
- Components that make up an X-ray system and some common failures
- Where, what and how is portable X-ray used
- Components that make up an X-ray system and some common failures
- REACTS system introduction
This webinar was popular among healthcare technology management (HTM) professionals with 158 individuals registered for the session. Several attendees were active participants in a question-and-answer session where the presenters fielded questions.
One attendee asked, “Where can I find a list of all your X-ray portable training courses where they’re available?”
The answer was the specific URL – AllPartsMedical.com/training.
“You will see a list of courses that we offer, and now you’re able to enroll in these courses right from that website,” they shared.
Another question was, “Where would I get a quote on the X-ray parts available at AllParts?”
The answer was, “Call 866-507-4793 or you can actually email AllPartsPhillips.com and you can connect with the customer service person that will, if you have the part number, give you the quote for it. If you don’t have a part number, that’s where you can contact us and we’ll help you locate it. Then, we’ll transfer you to customer service.”
Another question was, “If I am a general biomed just breaking into X-ray what steps should I take?”
The answer along with the entire webinar and Q&A session is available for on-demand viewing at WebinarWednesday.live.
Attendees provided feedback via a survey that included the question, “What was your single biggest takeaway from today’s webinar?”
“A perfect presentation for my entry-level folks,” Imaging and Medical Device Security CE Director Doug Elmore said.
“Having knowledge of how X-ray machines work you will be able to better troubleshoot and explain to the consumer what’s wrong with the machine,” Renovo Solutions Technical Training Manager Donald Armstrong said.
“Finding out about how an X-ray generator works. It was a great refresher,” TX Health Resources Service Technician Kenneth Stout said.
“I liked the in-depth training classes and support,” Indian Path Community Hospital Manager Shannon Dingus said.
“Being a biomed is fun!” Children’s Hospital and Medical Center Biomedical Engineer Michael Mappes said.
For more information, visit WebinarWednesday.live.
