EXFRM 2700 - Diagnostic Imaging for MSK Disorders in Primary Care I: Basic Principles and Clinical Decision Makng
1026869
Language of Delivery
English
Delivery Options
Online - Asynchronous
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Course Description
This learning series focuses on the safe and appropriate usage of diagnostic imaging for the management of common musculoskeletal conditions seen in primary care settings. Module 1 describes the physical principles, safety, limitations and potential benefits of conventional radiographs, CT scan, magnetic resonance imaging and diagnostic ultrasound. It also presents a clinical decision making framework that incorporates the use of evidence based point-of-care decision making tools when considering if imaging is indicated.
Who Should Take This Course?
Physical Therapists
Learning Objectives
By the end of this course, students should be able to:
- 🗸 Describe the physics, principles, risks and benefits of conventional radiology, CTscan , MRI and diagnostic imaging
- 🗸 Utilize a decision making framework when making appropriate decisions about the use of diagnostic imaging.
- 🗸 Access and use clinical-decision support tools to assist in making appropriate decisions about the use of diagnostic imaging.
- 🗸 Describe their professional responsibilities and scope of practice for the usage of diagnostic imaging.
Notes
- 🗸Fully online course, accessible through eClass, the University of Alberta’s eLearning management tool.
Applies Towards the Following Programs
- Diagnostic Imaging for MSK Disorders in Primary Care : Core Courses
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