Assessment of the willingness of Australian radiographers in mammography to accept new responsibilities in role extension: Part two–qualitative analysis

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Article- Moran, S., Taylor, J.K. and Warren-Forward, H., 2013. Assessment of the willingness of
Australian radiographers in mammography to accept new responsibilities in role extension: Part
two–qualitative analysis. Radiography, 19(2), pp.130-136
Critical review
A role development among the radiographists has taken place by the adoption of the
radiological tasks and the main catalyst for this growth is continuous growing demand of the
imaging services, compounded by the shortage of the radiologists and challenges for the
reduction of the waiting time (Field and Snaith, 2013). Provision of timely reports and
streamlining the patient pathways. Changes in the role of the radiographers might include
expansion of the scope of practice with a resultant increase in the accountability of the work or
might be expansion of the skills and the various specialized attributes at the same level (Fieldand
Snaith 2013). Based on this the background, the qualitative study by (Moran, Taylor and
Warren-Forward (2013) will provide insight to the perception of the Australian radiographers,in
mammography for accepting new roles and responsibilities in the extension of the roles.
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