01 Oct 2024 (Intake closed)
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01 Oct 2024 (Face to Face), 03 Oct 2024 (Face to Face), 04 Oct 2024 (Face to Face), 04 Nov 2024 (Face to Face), 16 Dec 2024 (Face to Face), 18 Dec 2024 (Face to Face), 27 Jan 2025 (Face to Face), 28 Jan 2025 (Face to Face), 10 Mar 2025 (Face to Face), 13 Mar 2025 (Face to Face), 14 Mar 2025 (Face to Face), 28 Apr 2025 (Face to Face - ICT)
Course overview
Delivery of the module will embody the Herts learning principles – using a blended and flexible learning approach, with some days of attendance in person on-campus and some of online learning off-campus. You should be available to attend all days as advertised. Please note that the online learning days may include a range of synchronous and asynchronous teaching sessions, and you will need to attend and engage with these on the days specified.
This course is designed for health care professionals who are interested in the application of the scientific principles of diagnostic ultrasound imaging and the safe practice of diagnostic ultrasound. It is a compulsory module within the Medical Ultrasound programme.
This module forms part of a medical ultrasound programme which is accredited by Consortium for the Accreditation of Sonographic Education (CASE)
On completion of the module students will typically:
- Have a comprehensive understanding of ultrasound image production and optimisation
- Have a comprehensive understanding of the range of scanning equipment currently available in order to justify and critically evaluate its use in medical ultrasound examinations.
- Have a comprehensive understanding of possible bioeffects and safety measures.
- Have knowledge of the Doppler effect and its applications.
- Be able to critically evaluate the principles of diagnostic ultrasound imaging and be able to utilise the information and knowledge to practice in a safe and competent manner.
This module forms part of a medical ultrasound programme which is accredited by Consortium for the Accreditation of Sonographic Education (CASE)
This course aims to enable students to apply the scientific principles underpinning safe clinical practice to diagnostic ultrasound imaging. The cou
This module can contribute to the following programme(s)
HSMIRSM: MSc Medical Imaging and Radiation Sciences: Medical Ultrasound
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Funding
£1,730.00


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