Clinical studies 1 (8 points)
(MED)
Leader: Associate Professor Marilyn Baird
Offered:
Clayton First semester 2004 (Day)
Clayton First semester 2005 (Day)
Synopsis:
Objectives: At the completion of this subject, students will have a broad understanding of the role of radiologic imaging in medical practice and the professional role of radiographers. Through means of appropriate rostering and clinical supervision students are expected to gain clinical experience in the examinations addressed in Radiologic imaging and methods 1 and the professional skills addresses in Professional skills 1. Students are expected to develop competency in the interpretation of radiographic request forms and the selection of exposure techniques pertinent to radiography of the upper and lower limbs; in the identification of the associated radiographic anatomy and pathology; practice the principles of radiation safety and protection for both patients, themselves and staff; engage in effective communication with clinical staff and patients; implement the principles of quality control with respect to film-based imaging; gain experience in departmental routines, and conduct radiographic examinations in a professional and ethical manner.
Assessment: Four radiographic clinical skills' assessment reports: 50% + Weekly radiography case and log reports: 30% + Self-assessment reports: 10% + The clinical studies' professional portfolio: 10%
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