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This work was undertaken to assess the factors affecting radiation protection within medical imaging departments in Ghana. The study confirms the anecdotal evidence regarding limitations in the provision of good radiation protection in the practice of radiography in the country. Justification in x-ray examinations was identified as problematic. There were no definite referral guidelines and policies in place which contribute to unnecessary imaging practices.

Many cancer patients suffer pain and to many, it can be more debilitating than the primary disease itself. The Radiation Therapist who are involved in the daily management of cancer patients during their radiation treatment can find it stressful to witness their patients going through such pain particularly when they do not have a role in the management of pain. In Ghana, there are few radiation oncologists and therefore an extended scope for Radiation Therapists, that includes pain assessment and a meaningful contribution to the management of their patients' pain, would be advantageous to...

Reflective practice is accomplished when a thoughtful activity is converted into a potential learning experience which when explored could improve a professionals way of practice, leading to a better and improved form of patient care. The aim of this work was to determine whether reflective practice was a meaningful activity for the training of Radiographers and Physiotherapists to improve their clinical practice.