Radiographic Image Analysis of the Chest

Program Overview

This 5-day module introduces participants to analyzing chest radiographic images using a systemic approach. The program includes online teaching, self-directed study, and campus-based activity. Assessment methods include portfolio, OSCE, and VIVA. The course is designed for Advanced Practice pathways or CPD and is part of the Learning Beyond Registration program.

Program Outline

Outline:

• Module Description: This module is designed to introduce participants to a systemic approach used in the analysis of radiographic images of the chest.
• Structure: The module consists of online teaching, self-directed study, and some campus-based activity.
• Course Schedule:
• Tutorial Dates/Times:
September, October, and November
• Exam Dates/Times:
January
• Modules:
• Normal radiographic appearances of the chest
• Clinical indications and referral protocols for imaging of the chest
• Basic radiographic techniques
• Interpretation of normal variants
• An introduction to the interpretation of abnormal radiographic appearances of the Chest
• Common pitfalls

Assessment:

• Portfolio
• OSCE (Objective Structured Clinical Examination)
• VIVA (Oral Examination)

Teaching:

• Multi-professional approach to study
• Key note lectures online
• Case study discussions
• Image viewing

Other:

• Learning Beyond Registration (LBR): This module is part of the Learning Beyond Registration (LBR) program, which is designed to develop competent, capable health service practitioners.
• Prerequisites: To undertake this course, you must have evidence of study at BSc (Hons) level and professional registration.
• Course Team:
• Alexandra Partner (Programme Leader)
• Richard Tucker
• Minimum Numbers: This course is subject to minimum numbers in order to run.