[ RadSafe ] baby in x-ray scanner

Sandy Perle sandyfl at earthlink.net
Tue Dec 26 08:53:37 CST 2006


On 26 Dec 2006 at 9:41, Dan Burnfield wrote:

> Couldn't  Mayo clinic with all the
> great HPs they have on staff and the fantastic reputation as the nations
> premier health care facility take this on as a Christmas present to the
> nation and just put out a short press release on the incident and the
> reasoning behind why there would be a lack of potential effects on the
> child.  

What about the AAPM, HPS as well as other medical facilities, such as 
Cleveland Clinic, etc.?

I still am of the opinion that there was no need for this publicity, 
no need to put the family at discomfort with the thought that there 
"might" have been a dangerous exposure to the infant, and that this 
could have been handled quite differently.

To expend large sums of funds, and w waste of required resources 
every time there is a perception that there might have been a problem 
has to simply change. We can not continue to operate our government, 
businesses and risk management to placate the uneducated in this 
country. 

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