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.
The benefit of MRI is that it does not expose the patient to any radiation (in contrast to CT scans which do have radiation exposure). MRIs can be used to evaluate bones/joints, brain/neuro anatomy, Pancreatic and biliary anatomy, and so on. In terms of timing, the test itself does not take a long time (the time ranges depending on what part of the body is being scanned and what exactly is being evaluated). The images themselves are usually available within an hour of having the test.