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SERVICE IMRPOVEMENT REPORT PLEASE AID ME.

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I am a final year undergrad student and I’m doing a 2000 word service imrpovement report for anything in radiography. I’m struggling a lot with picking a topic. I’m also struggling with how to write a good rationale and critical discussion. Any help would be appreciated SO SO much. The current ideas I have include: service improvement for the management of the number of missed appointments in radiology OR management of the number of failed reports on unexpected findings OR management of cancelled abdomen ultrasound appointments due to poor patient prep. PLEASE ANY HELP IS APPRECIATED. This is my last assignment and will determine wether I graduate or not.

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