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Degree
Diploma
Major
Reporting | Journalism
Area of study
Journalism and Information
Course Language
English
About Program

Program Overview


This Level 7 module provides healthcare professionals with the skills to produce formal reports on radiographic images of the axial skeleton. It focuses on self-audit, reflective practice, and addressing knowledge gaps to build a comprehensive portfolio. The majority of study takes place in the workplace, with an emphasis on group work and self-directed learning. Successful completion supports applications for advanced practice status.

Program Outline


Outline:

  • Module Code: 7RD539
  • Module Level: Level 7
  • Module Credits: 40 credits
  • Next Course Date: January
  • Location: Derby Campus
  • Module Description:
  • Provides a structured approach to learning about the anatomy, physiology, and pathophysiological processes affecting the axial skeleton.
  • Focuses on self-audit, reflective practice, and addressing knowledge gaps to build a comprehensive portfolio demonstrating the ability to produce structured, concise, and accurate radiographic reports.
  • Majority of study takes place in the workplace.
  • Includes a portfolio with a logbook and evidence of reflective practice.
  • Encourages group work to investigate and address knowledge gaps, contributing to the portfolio and developing skills for self-directed learning.
  • Considers the advanced practice framework, with successful completion supporting applications for advanced practice status.
  • Who this course is for:
  • Health Professionals who wish to produce formal reports on radiographic images of the axial skeleton.
  • Requires a minimum of 2 years' postgraduate experience and regular access to radiographic images and radiology support.

Other:

  • Learning Outcomes:
  • Correlate clinical manifestations to radiological appearances and pathophysiological processes of the axial skeleton.
  • Engage in reflective practice and address personal knowledge gaps.
  • Critically evaluate the current state of knowledge and evidence base for radiographic imaging protocols in practice.
  • Entry Requirements:
  • Hold a science or health-related degree at 2:1 or above.
  • Have English language skills equivalent to IELTS level 7.
  • Have 2 years post-registration experience.
  • Hold current registration with the HCPC or NMC.
  • Minimum Numbers:
  • The course is subject to minimum numbers in order to run.
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