Hello Every one
I have Question about if Physiotherapist allowed to request
X-ray to his patient in the hospital ?
or the request just done only by physcian ?
If there are rules or specific protocols regulate these?
Please provide me.
Thanks
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Hello Every one
I have Question about if Physiotherapist allowed to request
X-ray to his patient in the hospital ?
or the request just done only by physcian ?
If there are rules or specific protocols regulate these?
Please provide me.
Thanks
Hi there. The policies on referring for x-rays and other investigations vary from country to country. In the UK a physio can refer for x-rays,MRI, Ultrasound scans etc as they like into the private sector. The public sector probably don't permit it due to budget costs. The same was true when I was working in Australia. investigations we could NOT refer for were/are more invasive scans such as CT Scans, PET, SPEC, Bone scans and anything that required the injection or ingestion of a foreign (often radioactive) material.
Ok admin. Thank you very much for your answer.
Hi
This is the same in the private sector of South africa. A Physio can refer for X-rays.