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     • How long is an X-ray requisition valid in Ontario? The requisition form is officially valid for six months, after which a new requisition must be obtained.
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   How long is an X ray requisition valid in Ontario?

   • The requisition form is officially valid for six months, after which a new requisition must be obtained. Can a physiotherapist order an x-ray in Ontario? Not currently. However, changes are in motion to expand their scope of practice, including the possibility of ordering diagnostic imaging.

   Getting an X-ray in Ontario: Cost, Viewing Results Online & More

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   How are X-ray sources regulated in Ontario?

   • In Ontario, the installation and use of X-ray sources is regulated, in part, by the Regulation 861 — X-ray Safety under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA). This regulation sets out radiation shielding requirements relating to the health and safety of workers exposed to X-rays.

   Guidance for completing the X-ray registration and application form

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   How many X-rays can you get a year?

   • There is no minimum or maximum number of x-rays allowed in one year or accumulative in a lifetime. Who can order an X-ray or an Ultrasound? A Physician, Registered Nurse in the Extended Class, Dentist, Chiropractor, Designated Chiropodist or an Osteopath can order an x-ray or an ultrasound.

   Frequently asked questions about X-rays and X-ray procedures

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   Can physiotherapists order X-rays in Ontario?

   • However, changes are in motion to expand their scope of practice, including the possibility of ordering diagnostic imaging. Some other provinces in Canada already allow their physiotherapists to order X-rays, but there are still current restrictions in Ontario.

   Getting an X-ray in Ontario: Cost, Viewing Results Online & More

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   How do I Register my X-ray equipment in Ontario?

   • In Ontario, workplaces who use x-rays under 1 MeV for purposes other than for human health care must register their equipment with the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training, and Skills Development (MLITSD). The Radiation Safety Institute of Canada has developed three free resources to help support organizations in preparing their application:

   X-Ray Application Support: Ontario Regulation 861

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   How much does an X ray cost in Ontario?

   • X-ray costs depend on the specific type of scan performed and the individual private clinic’s prices. Costs can range from around $100 for a simple hand X-ray to thousands of dollars for complex scans of organs, such as the pancreas. Fortunately, most of these scans are covered by OHIP. What are the X-ray wait times in Ontario?

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3. www.ontario.ca › page › guidance-completing-x-rayGuidance for completing the X-ray registration and ...

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   In Ontario, the installation and use of X-ray sources is regulated, in part, by the Regulation 861 — X-ray Safety under the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA). This regulation sets out radiation shielding requirements relating to the health and safety of workers exposed to X-rays.

4. radiationsafety.ca › resources › x-ray-applicationX-Ray Application Support: Ontario Regulation 861

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   In Ontario, workplaces who use x-rays under 1 MeV for purposes other than for human health care must register their equipment with the Ministry of Labour, Immigration, Training, and Skills Development (MLITSD).

5. forms.mgcs.gov.on.ca › en › datasetForm 1 - X-ray Equipment Registration - Forms - Ontario

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   English - 014-1782-53e - Form 1 - X-ray Equipment Registration PDF. Download. French - 014-1782-53f - Form 1 - X-ray Equipment Registration PDF. Download.

6. www.stlimaging.ca › indexFrequently asked questions about X-rays and X-ray procedures

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   There is no minimum or maximum number of x-rays allowed in one year or accumulative in a lifetime. Who can order an X-ray or an Ultrasound? A Physician, Registered Nurse in the Extended Class, Dentist, Chiropractor, Designated Chiropodist or an Osteopath can order an x-ray or an ultrasound.

7. tcfmi.com › faqsToronto Centre for Medical Imaging - Frequently Asked Questions

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   All procedures require an appointment although we accept patients for X-Rays on a walk-in basis. For walk-in X-Ray patients, there may be a wait of few minutes depending on the time of day.

8. www.cheo.on.ca › en › clinics-services-programsMedical Imaging - CHEO

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   General Radiography (X-ray): pediatric patients only: There are no appointments necessary for general x-ray examinations. If you have a request for an X-ray exam, please drop by between 9 am to 4 pm Your requisition must be signed by your health-care provider. Contact us at: 613-737-2299. Ultrasound: pediatric patients only: By appointment only.