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Vision

To be a centre of excellence in diagnostic and interventional radiology by delivering high-quality, patient-centric imaging services and fostering excellence in high quality post graduation training and research in alignment with national standards.

Mission

• To provide accurate, timely, and ethical radiological services using contemporary imaging technology with a strong focus on patient safety and quality assurance.

• To support clinical departments through effective multidisciplinary collaboration to enhance patient care and institutional outcomes.

• To impart high-quality postgraduate training in radiology. To develop competent, ethical, and skilled radiologists through structured postgraduate training.

• To promote research, academic excellence, and continuous professional development.

• To encourage innovation and evidence-based radiology practices.

Faculty Details

Name	Designation
Dr Rajkumar Jadhav	Assistant Professor
Dr Navdha Mittal	Senior Resident

Academic Calendar

Week Day	1st	2nd	3rd	4th	5th
Monday	Seminar	Journal club	Seminar	Journal club	Seminar
Tuesday	Specialty clinic	Specialty clinic	Specialty clinic	Specialty clinic	Specialty clinic
Wednesday	Tutorial		Tutorial		Tutorial
Thursday	Dissertation / Thesis review	Faculty Talk (Difficult topics / Additional Sessions*)	Dissertation / Thesis review	Faculty Talk (Difficult topics / Additional Sessions*)	Dissertation / Thesis review
Friday	Case presentation	Case presentation	Case presentation	Case presentation	Case presentation

Best Practices

Modality-wise Practices

• • X-Ray - Digital systems only, Pediatric low-dose protocols, Repeat rate analysis
• • Ultrasonography - Doppler documentation, Probe disinfection after each use
• • CT scan - Weight-based dose protocols, Iterative reconstruction, Dose monitoring logs
• • MRI – Mandatory MRI safety screening form, Implant/metal checklist (pacemaker, clips, stents, prosthesis), Zone-based access control (Zone I–IV), Standard protocols

Workflow and Efficiency

• • Structured Reporting: Usage of standardized templates (like BI-RADS or PI-RADS) to ensure that clinicians and fellow radiologists get the specific data points they need to know for treatment.
• • Sub-specialization: Case discussions with sub-specialist radiologists for better diagnostic accuracy and provides better training for postgraduates.
• • PACS/RIS Integration: Seamless integration between the Radiology Information System (RIS) and the Picture Archiving and Communication System (PACS) to minimize manual data entry and patient ID errors.

Patient Safety and Quality Control

• • Implement a peer-review system where radiologists can review a percentage of each other's cases to identify discrepancies.

Radiation safety (AERB Compliance)

• • Radiation Dose Tracking for maintaining ALARA (As Low As Reasonably Achievable) standards.
• • TLD badges mandatory
• • Lead shielding for staff and patients
• • QA and calibration

Contrast Media Protocols:

• • eGFR and allergy screening
• • Informed consent
• • Post-contrast monitoring
• • Maintain strict, updated protocols for managing contrast-induced nephropathy and acute allergic reactions, with emergency crash carts audited weekly.

The Academic and Training Environment

• • Double-Reading Sessions: Every postgraduate report is over-read and signed off by a consultant.
• • Multidisciplinary Team (MDT) Meetings: Foster deep integration with Oncology, Surgery, and Pathology. Radiology is most effective when the radiologist is an active consultant in the patient’s treatment plan.

Patient Experience

• • Communication of Critical Results: Establishing a "closed-loop" communication system. If a radiologist finds a critical result, the report is directly conveyed directly to the referring physician.

Environment Design:

• • Reducing ambient noise in MRI suites and providing clear, pre-procedure instructions aimed to lower patient anxiety and movement artifacts.

Equipment Maintenance (Total Productive Maintenance)

• • Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM): Schedule downtime for machines before they break. In a high-volume university setting, one down CT scanner can cripple the Emergency Department's workflow.

Speciality Clinics

Week Day	Clinic (Week 1)	Clinic (Week 2)
MONDAY	Neuro-radiology I	Neuro-radiology I
TUESDAY	Musculoskeletal II	Genitourinary
WEDNESDAY	Hepatobiliary	Gastrointestinal
THURSDAY	Chest imaging	Cardiovascular
FRIDAY	Pediatric imaging	Musculoskeletal II