Comparative Imaging

Radiographers can expect to interact with clients who have been through a variety of diagnostic imaging tests such as medical ultrasound, computed tomography, medical magnetic resonance or nuclear medicine. They may tailor their professional practice towards the client as a result of these tests, or liaise directly with other healthcare professionals involved in other non-imaging based diagnostic testing such as physical assessment or electrocardiography to promote quality in patient management strategies. In order to optimise patient care, management and NHS resources it is essential that the radiographer understand the benefits and limitations of thesediagnostic options, together with the issues surrounding appropriateness of the test, its cost and availability.By undertaking this module you would be in a position to advance and extend your professional practice. Course Information Start DateCostCourse CodeApply For additional dates please register your interest Home / EU - £2,000 CHM003 Register Interest Eligibility Applicants should hold a minimum of a lower second class honours degree in Diagnostic Radiography or the equivalent from an international institution in Diagnostic Radiography.A Diploma from the College of Radiographers may be accepted, subject to successfully demonstrating the required academic level by completing a pre-course assignment (early application is recommended).Applicants should also have a clinical placement in a Computed Tomography or Magnetic Resonance Imaging department for an average of three days per week or its equivalent (e.g. 6 days per fortnight or 12 days per month) for the duration of the Programme. Students must have worked for a minimum of one year on either a rotational or permanent basis is as a radiographer in a Computed Tomography or Magnetic Resonance Imaging Department prior to...