Professional Development

Applications

University

Campus

Glenside

Content

Topics covered typically include:

• Developing a robust and systematic approach.
• Salter Harris, Rang and Ogden fracture classification
• Evaluation of different anatomical areas of the paediatric apendicular skeleton to include often encountered trauma appearances and potential pitfalls in interpretation.

Delegates attending this event will be provided with a pre-learning package.

Course Director

Donna Dimond

E-mail

pd@uwe.ac.uk

Entry Requirements

You must be a registered practitioner.

Introduction

Embracing current developments in the field of paediatric image interpretation, this Paediatric Skeleton study day has been designed to the meet the needs of staff working in/alongside the Emergency Department by consolidating and developing knowledge and skills in a true life clinical setting.

Delivered by a UWE Bristol lecturer with specialist paediatric experience, paediatric consultant radiologists and dedicated children's emergency practitioners, a variety of interactive workshops will be on offer with all tutorial sessions utilising digital radiographs.

This course is CPD accredited by the College of Radiographers.

Student quote

"I feel far more confident assessing paediatric images - I have learned a great deal today - Thank you!"

"The enthusiasm of the lecturers was infectious and the event was organised in such a way that information was easy to absorb and remember."

Study facilities

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Telephone

+44 (0)117 32 81158

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