The solution was to require individual managers and department heads to collect certain types of data that would be collated by an analytic tool and translated into information for decision-making purposes.
A head MRI is a useful tool for detecting a number of brain conditions, including: aneurysms, or bulging in the blood vessels of the brain. multiple sclerosis. spinal cord injuries. hydrocephalus, a buildup of spinal fluid in the brain cavities.
Why It Is Done. An MRI of the spine is done to: 1  Find problems of the spinal discs, such as a ruptured disc. 2  The test may also show if a disc is pressing on a nerve, causing symptoms such as sciatica. 3  Find areas of the spine where the canal is abnormally narrowed (spinal stenosis) and may need surgery.