Dunblane goes Factional in Raising Radiographers Profile

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Dunblane goes Factional in Raising Radiographers Profile

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I Can See Clearly Now is a factional book by Scottish Radiographer George Korankye. It is based on real life events at Dunblane in Scotland. When a major incident occurs as in Lockerbie, Dunblane, in Scotland, 9/11 in the US, the atrocities in London or the bombings in Mumbai, Spain or any country worldwide, radiographers will be involved in the medical chain. These individuals are therefore not immune to the emotional and psychological scars their patients undergo. The story tells how the medical team experience pain, anger, guilt and frustration as they deal with a situation none of them had ever dreamed they would see.

Mirage Publishing UK publishes the first gripping "faction" novel based on the real life incident of Dunblane ISBN 1902578481. The book portrays in a sympathetic manner to the public, the effects dealing with major incidents have on the medical team but with a special focus on radiographers who are involved in 90% of diagnostic procedures. The Government is trying to address the issue of a shortage of radiographers by raising their profile in order to combat the bottle neck at the diagnostic phases of patient treatment.

About Mirage Publishing

Mirage Publishing is based in Newcastle UK. The author George Korankye is a Radiographer in Scotland. His first book published November 2008 was Die Laughing a compilation of the public’s experiences of how humour helped them cope in times of adversity. He is near completion of a sequel to "I can see clearly now the rain is Gone"

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