Abstract
This subject considers the techniques, protocols and clinical practice utilised in advanced diagnostic radiography modalities, in particular fluoroscopy, angiography/interventional radiology, and mammography. The theoretical modules of this subject are designed to develop the requisite knowledge, skills and capabilities required for professional registration. The subject incorporates 6 weeks of clinical practicum, … For more content click the Read More button below.
Syllabus
CLINICAL BLOCK (1 x 6 weeks):ProfessionalismEthics and lawSocial and environmental justiceRadiation safetyPatient care and communicationCulturally safe environmentsWHSTechnical competenceReflective practiceTHEORY TOPICS:For each of;Fluoroscopy (clinical and design/operation)Angiography / interventional (clinical and design/operation)Mammography (clinical and design/operation)CT (protocols and application)TomosynthesisEACH TOPIC INCLUDES:TerminologyProtocol and procedurePathophysiology / clinical indicationsImage critique
Enrolment restrictions
Bachelor of Medical Radiation Science (Diagnostic Radiography)
Pre-requisite
Work integrated learning
Placement Duration 210 hours Details Students undertake 1 block of 6 weeks (30 days) clinical placement at approved clinical sites recognised by MRPBA. This includes approved sites in rural, regional and metropolitan sites; and public and private departments. Placement occurs at a single clinical site.
Learning resources
Additional resources required by students
Students attending compulsory work integrated learning will incur costs associated with travel, accommodation and required resources.