The Silent Stressor in Patient Care No One Really Talks About
The Silent Stressor in Patient Care No One Really Talks About

There are plenty of stressors in healthcare that everyone talks about: demanding workloads, long shifts, staffing shortages, emotional fatigue, and the pressure of caring for patients through difficult moments. And then there are the ones that rarely make the list. Malodor is one of them.

Megan Sargalski

Megan Sargalski

Marketing Communications Specialist

When Is Patient Comfort More Than a Nice to Have?
When Is Patient Comfort More Than a Nice to Have?

A patient is apprehensive before a procedure. Another is dealing with queasiness during treatment. An older adult is restless in an unfamiliar environment. For the nurse caring for them, the question isn't whether these experiences matter. It's what can I do to help?

Megan Sargalski

Megan Sargalski

Marketing Communications Specialist

When Your Usual Oral Contrast Isn’t an Option: What Should Your CT Team Consider?
When Your Usual Oral Contrast Isn’t an Option: What Should Your CT Team Consider?

You find out the oral contrast product your department routinely uses isn’t available. Cases are still on the schedule. Patients are still coming in. And now your team needs an alternative that works for the patient, the technologist, and the radiologist. Finding something you can use is only part of the decision.

Megan Sargalski

Megan Sargalski

Marketing Communications Specialist

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The Silent Stressor in Patient Care No One Really Talks About
There are plenty of stressors in healthcare that everyone talks about: demanding workloads, long shifts, staffing shortages, emotional fatigue, and the pressure of caring for patients through...
When Is Patient Comfort More Than a Nice to Have?
A patient is apprehensive before a procedure. Another is dealing with queasiness during treatment. An older adult is restless in an unfamiliar environment. For the nurse caring for them, the question...
When Your Usual Oral Contrast Isn’t an Option: What Should Your CT Team Consider?
You find out the oral contrast product your department routinely uses isn’t available. Cases are still on the schedule. Patients are still coming in. And now your team needs an alternative that works...
When Small Changes Make a Big Difference in Breast Imaging
It’s 7:30 a.m., and the reading list is already building. A breast imaging radiologist logs into the workstation, coffee still warm, and begins scrolling through the first DBT exam of the day. Many...
Two Breeza Flavors, One Simple Way to Give Patients More Choice
For a CT technologist, the start of an enterography exam can be a familiar scene: a busy schedule, prep instructions to explain, and a patient looking at what they're expected to drink before they...
Faster Treatment Planning Starts Before Treatment Planning
Radiation therapy planning is getting faster. More automation, templated workflows, and increasingly sophisticated planning tools are helping departments streamline the planning process and manage...
From the Tech’s Perspective: Why Breeza Is My Go-To for MR Enterography
As radiologic technologists, we know that the success of MR enterography starts well beforethe patient goes into the magnet. It begins in the prep room, the moment a patient is handedtheir beverage...
More Skin Folds After Weight Loss? What Mammographers May Be Seeing
With GLP-1 medications such as semaglutide (Ozempic®, Wegovy®) and tirzepatide (Mounjaro®, Zepbound®) becoming widely used for weight management, more patients may be experiencing significant changes...
A Nurse-Led Approach to Agitation and Fall Prevention in Older Adults
A patient begins pacing the hallway. They’re restless, having difficulty settling, and getting up more frequently than usual. For a nurse caring for older adults in a behavioral health setting, these...