Murdoch University: Units

Decision Making in Clinical Imaging (CHI586)
Points:	2
Enrolment Options:	Murdoch: T1-internal [see Teaching Periods and Census Dates]
Description:	This unit provides an opportunity for students to practically apply their current training in clinical imaging -- modality selection, interpretation, report writing and application of outcomes to the clinical situation -- through the use of clinical decision making models. By utilising case-based scenarios the student will be introduced to a wide spectrum of available diagnostic imaging modalities and will be encouraged to expand his or her understanding of applications for clinical imaging in preparation for clinical practice.
Contact time:	Lectures: 2 hours per week; laboratories/rounds: 2 hours per week.
Prerequisites:	Enrolment in BSc/BChiropractic and the successful completion of Years 1 to 4 OR by special application to the Unit Coordinator.
Used in these Courses:	Chiropractic (BChiro, BSc)

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Handbook 2010

Unit: Decision Making in Clinical Imaging

Decision Making in Clinical Imaging (CHI586)