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Transporting acutely ill patients: a framework for radiology.

Concern grew at Ms. Doherty-Simor's institution about the proper care and monitoring of inpatients traveling to the radiology department for exams after-hours and on weekends, when radiology nurses were not usually available. In this article, she reports on the findings of a special task force, proposed solutions and the resultant improvements to patient care.