Imaging courses West Yorkshire

...This course will build upon your existing diagnosis skills through the use of diagnostic imaging and clinically relevant lab tests. It provide you with the opportunity to develop the competences required to demonstrate an understanding of the various approaches to imaging and evaluate... Learn about: Virtual learning, Diagnosis skills, Clinical tests...

...This module is designed to be of particular interest to diagnostic radiographers who are currently working in the area of medical imaging and who wish to enhance their knowledge so as to contribute to improve medical imaging services. It is designed to support healthcare professionals develop... Learn about: Clinical Practice, Medical training, Medical imaging...

... in Computed Tomography Postgraduate certificate in Magnetic Resonance Imaging Postgraduate certificate in Medical Image Reporting... Learn about: Part Time, Medical imaging, Case Studies...

... their studies by registering for additional modules from the Medical Imaging or School module portfolio, to obtain a postgraduate Diploma or Master's Degree. See the module timetables here... Learn about: Clinical Practice, Magnetic Resonance, Medical imaging...

... (MRI) imaging applications and protocols develop your ability to comment on normal and variant anatomy seen in common MRI examinations. Lectures will introduce the students to the physical principles of MRI technology and the clinical applications of MRI, delivered by Faculty experts with support... Learn about: Health Care, Magnetic Resonance, Variant anatomy...

... Imaging programme for UK students. This full-time MSc pathway is a modular programme encompassing a range of academic modules related to medical imaging, and research. Upon successful completion of the MSc Medical Imaging: International, students will have the knowledge and understanding necessary to... Learn about: Medical imaging, Magnetic Resonance, Medical training...

...This module aims to enable you to: critically evaluate the Magnetic Resonance (MR) protocols used in clinical practice with respect to the evidence base in order to inform service delivery and practice policy develop your ability to evaluate MR images within a structured and monitored experiential... Learn about: Anatomical regions/systems, Magnetic Resonance, Health Care...

...their Continuing Professional Development. The pathway is delivered in partnership with clinical and scientific experts working within CT to ensure... Learn about: Medical imaging, Medical training, Clinical Tomography...

...which they intend to study, for example cranial CT students must have access to clinical CT facilities. The modules for this course can be found in the latest programme specification... Learn about: Image reporting, Medical imaging, Medical image...

...This module aims to: provide the student with a structured and monitored experiential learning opportunity enable the student to further develop the theoretical and clinical knowledge base required to interpret specified medical images develop the student`s ability to construct clear and concise... Learn about: Medical training, Medical image, Image processing...

..., radiographers primarily used X-rays. With advances in technology, radiography also embraces techniques such as computed tomography (CT scanning), ultrasonography, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and nuclear medicine. During your course you will have the opportunity to participate in all of these techniques... Learn about: Medical imaging, Quality Training, Health Care...

...(20 credits are equivalent to 200 student learning hours). The MSc consists of a core of compulsory modules (40 credits) to provide the appropriate framework... Learn about: Separation science...

...(20 credits are equivalent to 200 student learning hours). The MSc consists of a core of compulsory modules (40 credits) to provide the appropriate framework... Learn about: Materials characterisation, Analytical Science...

...the smallest being 20 credits (20 credits are equivalent to 200 student learning hours). The PG Dip consists of a core of compulsory modules... Learn about: Solid analysis, Materials characterisation, Analytical Science...

...the smallest being 20 credits (20 credits are equivalent to 200 student learning hours). The PG Dip consists of a core of compulsory modules... Learn about: Materials characterisation, Research skills, Analytical Science...