What should not be contained in the practice's written procedures?

The practice's written procedures are designed to ensure safe and effective protocols within the dental environment, particularly regarding radiography. The inclusion of maintenance details for equipment, protocols for radiographic exposure, and guidance on infection control is vital for patient safety and compliance with regulatory standards.

On the other hand, while identifying personnel such as cleaning staff is important, this information does not pertain directly to the operational procedures that govern clinical safety and radiographic practices. Written procedures should focus on protocols that affect patient care, diagnostic accuracy, and overall safety in the radiographic setting. Therefore, details for the identification of cleaning staff do not fit the primary purpose of the written procedures, which is to ensure a safe clinical environment concerning radiography and patient treatment.