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Ultrasound workforce survey analysis
SUPERSEDED AND ARCHIVED
Topics: Surveys, Ultrasound
Published:
7 June, 2011
ISBN:
9781-871101-76-X
Summary
In April and May 2011, the Society and College of Radiographers (SCoR) surveyed ultrasound departments in the UK. The aim of the survey was to obtain data on the number of sonographers employed and the number of vacancies. Over 50 ultrasound departments responded to an online questionnaire covering a range of questions about staffing and vacancy levels. This document presents the results of this survey.
Contents of this document
- Executive Summary (225 words)
- 1. Introduction (144 words)
- 2. Establishment size (60 words)
- 3. Vacancies (162 words)
- 4. Full or part time (17 words)
- 5. Agency workers (20 words)
- 6. Extra Hours (24 words)
- 7. Trainee sonographers (42 words)
- 8. General comments (334 words)
- Appendix A – Survey questionnaire (24 words)
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