Course description
This module forms part of the postgraduate certificate pathway in Computed Tomography (CT). The module will provide a structured and monitored experiential learning opportunity that will enable the student to critically evaluate CT protocols used in clinical practice and to develop their pattern recognition skills and ability to evaluate CT images.
The learning in the module will utilise the knowledge and understanding gained in the pre requisite modules and apply it to the students own clinical practice. The students will undertake routine CT examinations of a wide range of anatomical regions/systems for a variety of clinical indications, gaining experience of advanced practice where applicable in their clinical placement. In addition the student will complete a record of clinical experience and undertake work-based projects/case studies as part of learning process which will include a critical appraisal of published literature. Tutorials will be used to facilitate sharing of information by students and learning from each other. The VLE will be used to support the students learning and to facilitate sharing and collaboration in problem solving. OSCE style assessment is a University based assessment which will involve the students responding in writing to written questions based on case studies, with accompanying medical images.
The modules computed tomography protocols and computed tomography technology are pre or co-requisites for study of this module. This module also requires students to spend a significant amount of time in a clinical CT department. It is therefore expected that applicant's current employment will include duties in a CT department.
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