Radiology & imaging
For Radiology and imaging technology (B.Sc MRIT, DMRIT)
Imaging from arrival to report: preparing the patient, the radiologist's instructions, comparing earlier studies, writing and finalizing reports, and setting up imaging tests.
What you'll learn
3 units, in the order the work is learned on the floor. Each task is shown on the real screens, then practised.
Unit 1Getting started7 tasks
- Mark a patient as arrived for imaging
- Prepare a patient for imaging
- Read the radiologist's instructions
- Compare with the patient's earlier studies
- Write a radiology report
- Follow reports through to dispatch
- Find a patient's imaging history
Unit 2The radiologist's side2 tasks
- Write instructions for the radiographer
- Verify and finalize a report
Unit 3Setting up imaging4 tasks
- Add an imaging test
- Add an imaging machine
- Set a test's preparation instructions
- Change a report template
Putting it together
Add new imaging tests
The head of radiology has sent set-up sheets for three tests the department is starting. Add each to the catalogue.
From: New test set-up sheet · 3 records
A past contrast reaction and an urgent finding
A breathless patient needs a contrast scan he once reacted to, and the scan finds something that can't wait.
9 scenes · 2 decisions
How you'll learn
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Your Radiology & imaging certificate
Pass the assessment and claim it on the spot: graded O, A+ or A, with a number and a QR code an employer can check online.
Questions
How do I enrol?
Choose Enrol now, create your HospAux account (or sign in), and pay online. The course opens straight away, for six months.
Does my institute pay?
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Do I need a teacher?
No. You learn, practise, take the assessment and earn the certificate on your own.
What happens after six months?
Your progress and your certificate stay with your account. Renew any time to carry on; the new months follow on.