02760nam a22002657a 4500 16833 OCLRC 20260731013046.0 260324t xxu||||| |||| 00| 0 eng d OCLRC T 616.07572 2022 0051 Arayata, Charina D. Optimalization of stetegies in the delivery of medical imaging services in MUNTIPARLAS during the COVID-19 pandemic/ Charina D. Arayata, Rahima A. Batayala, Aurora L. Catbagan, Kim Iscel M. Chaves, & Yurika Durante. Parañaque City: Olivarez College, 2022. Undergraduate thesis. A descriptive research method was employed in the study that looked into the optimization of strategies in the delivery of medical imaging services in MUNTIPARLAS during the COVID-19 pandemic. One hundred sixty-two decimal imaging professionals participated as respondents to the study. Data were gathered using a survey questionnaire. Statistical tools were used in the analysis of data. Respondents {93}agree{94} that there were challenges in the delivery of medical imaging services during COVID-19 in terms of {93}staffing,{94} {93}infection control techniques,{94} {93}resources,{94} and {93}well being.{94} Respondents also {93}agree{94} that strategies {93}leadership,{94} {93}communication,{94} and process, protocol, and policies{94} were used to optimize the delivery of medical imaging services during COVID-19. There was a significant relationship between the optimization strategies used and the challenges in the delivery of medical imaging services during the pandemic. When respondents were grouped by the city location of the hospitals, there was a difference in their assessment of the challenges and the optimization strategies used. It was concluded that medical imaging professionals faced challenges in the delivery of medical imaging services during COVID-19 of which the most challenging are staffing and resources. However, there were strategies employed wherein leadership ranked the highest since strong leadership was needed to help professionals to cope with difficult times and to address the challenges. It was recommended that a webinar should be used for disseminating information regarding the challenges and strategies that can be utilized. Future researchers should explore the other challenges using qualitative research approaches to better capture the experiences of medical imaging professionals during the pandemic. Medical imaging services. MUNTIPARLAS. COVID-19. Batayala, Rahima A. Catbagan, Aurora L. Chaves, Kim Iscel M. Durante, Yurika THES T 616.07572 2022 0051 16833 16833 0 0 0 0 LRC GR 2026-07-31 0 T 616.07572 2022 0051 2026-07-31 01:30:46 2026-07-31 THES