MRI - Clinical Applications in Radiotherapy (Level 7)

Program Overview

This online master's module equips students with specialized knowledge and skills in MRI applications within radiotherapy, enabling them to critically evaluate and understand the role of MRI in cancer management. Through a 4000-word written assignment, students demonstrate their understanding of MRI's clinical relevance, research advancements, and future trends in equipment design and operation. The module is designed for Therapeutic Radiographers seeking proficiency in this field.

Program Outline

Degree Overview:

This module provides students with knowledge and skills relevant to the use of MRI within the radiotherapy pathway. Students will be required to develop a critical awareness toward the clinical application of MRI in radiotherapy across various anatomical sites. Students who have not previously undertaken study at academic Level 7 (Masters level) are advised to consider the workshop: Preparation for Masters Level Study, which can be found on the CPPD prospectus Assessment/submission date: TBC Learning outcomes Knowledge and Understanding: Critically review the clinical application and suitability of MRI used within the radiotherapy patient pathway Enhance knowledge of MRI in radiotherapy and its role in current cancer management Intellectual skills: Critically evaluate current research and literature in MRI Critically discuss the recent advances and future trends in MRI equipment design and operation Practical Skills: Develop image interpretation skills appropriate for radiotherapy clinical practice Critical appraisal of the image in relation to planning and verification processes Transferable skills: Use of information technology Manipulate data for improved image perception