PgCert, PgDip / MSc Clinical Reporting

Building on your existing clinical expertise, this module will introduce you to the knowledge and skills required to independently report MRI spine and knee examinations. You will focus on the role of the MRI examination within the diagnostic paradigm of contemporary interprofessional patient care.

Expanding on the learning you acquired from MRI Reporting 1, this module will enable you to develop knowledge of complex pathology and how to communicate findings to members of the interdisciplinary team. You will reflect on and evaluate critically your development as a reporting practitioner in the context of current health care policy.

Building on your existing clinical expertise, this module will introduce you to the knowledge and skills required to independently report musculoskeletal radiographs. You will focus on the role of musculoskeletal radiographs within the diagnostic paradigm of contemporary interprofessional patient care.

Expanding on the learning you acquired from Musculoskeletal Reporting 1, this module will enable you to develop knowledge of complex pathology and how to communicate findings to members of the interdisciplinary team. You will reflect on and evaluate critically your development as a reporting practitioner in the context of current health care policy.

Building on your existing clinical expertise, this module will introduce you to the knowledge and skills required to independently report chest radiographs of adult patients. You will focus on the role of the chest radiograph within the diagnostic paradigm of contemporary interprofessional patient care.

Expanding on the learning you acquired from Adult Chest Reporting 1, this module will enable you to develop knowledge of complex pathology and how to communicate findings to members of the interdisciplinary team. You will reflect on and evaluate critically your development as a reporting practitioner in the context of current health care policy.

Using a variety of learning and teaching methods, the aim of this module is to enable the student to reflect on and evaluate critically the relationship between pathology and radiographic appearances of the adult chest and thorax.

The aim of this module is to enable the student to acquire and develop the competences required to recognise, evaluate and report on the radiographic appearances related to the adult chest. The range of learning and teaching methods used will encourage appropriate communication of imaging findings to healthcare professionals.

This module aims to enable students to reflect on and evaluate critically the leadership skills required for reporting in practice. Group discussion will examine the range of leadership and management approaches relevant to clinical reporting practice. Students will be encouraged to be innovative in proposed approaches to service improvement related to clinical reporting in their own workplace.

Building on your existing clinical expertise, this module will introduce you to the knowledge and skills required to independently report a bespoke area of clinical reporting. You will focus on the role of the examination within the diagnostic paradigm of contemporary inter-professional patient care. You will develop knowledge of complex pathology and how to communicate findings to members of the interdisciplinary team. You will reflect on and evaluate critically your development as a reporting practitioner in the context of current health care policy.

Building on your existing clinical expertise, this module will introduce you to the knowledge and skills required to independently report MRI brain examinations. You will focus on the role of the examination within the diagnostic paradigm of contemporary inter-professional patient care. You will develop knowledge of complex pathology and how to communicate findings to members of the interdisciplinary team. You will reflect on and evaluate critically your development as a reporting practitioner in the context of current health care policy.

Building on your existing clinical expertise, this module will introduce you to the knowledge and skills required to independently report MRI breast examinations. You will focus on the role of the examination within the diagnostic paradigm of contemporary inter-professional patient care. You will develop knowledge of complex pathology and how to communicate findings to members of the interdisciplinary team. You will reflect on and evaluate critically your development as a reporting practitioner in the context of current health care policy.

Building on your existing clinical expertise, this module will introduce you to the knowledge and skills required to independently report abdominal radiographs. You will learn how to synthesize a proposed diagnosis from the radiological features and clinical presentation of patients referred from a broad range of sources and expertly communicate these findings. You will further your understanding of the role and limitations of the abdominal radiograph within contemporary healthcare practice.

This module will build on your understanding of learning and teaching within allied health practice by introducing a theoretical and practical foundation for you to develop your teaching, mentorship and learning facilitation skills in the workplace and higher education settings. It is designed to equip you with the understanding and abilities to fulfil the 'education' pillar of advanced practice.

This module explores the application of artificial intelligence (AI) in radiology. It covers the fundamental principles of AI, machine learning, deep learning, and their practical applications in medical imaging and clinical reporting. The module aims to equip students with the skills to implement AI solutions in radiology.

As an allied healthcare professional you may be preparing for a leadership role or wanting to enhance your leadership skills within a multidisciplinary team as one of the four pillars of practice. This module will cover key leadership principles, practices, and challenges specific to the allied health field and in the context of current healthcare policy.

This module aims to provide you with the skills and knowledge necessary to develop a robust research proposal in your field of allied health. The course will cover all aspects of proposal development, including identifying a research problem, reviewing relevant literature, designing a methodology, and considering ethical issues.

Having successfully completed the Developing Allied Health Research module or equivalent, this module will develop your understanding of research practice and provide you with the opportunity to undertake a substantial piece of independent research in your field of allied health practice. You will develop advanced research skills, critical appraisal of existing literature, and contribute original insights to your chosen area of study. Your allocated supervisor will support and guide you throughout the module.