Clinical practice in radiographic examinations I (10 cr)

Objective

The students
-know how to set modality-specific learning targets for training, suited to their personal skill level
-are able to describe, self-evaluate and develop their skills and learning
-are able to interact with and guide patients in different interaction situations on the patients' terms
-are able to prepare patients for an imaging examination or intervention
-know how to go about imaging examinations safely, and apply their expertise in them
-are able to take patient safety into account
-are able to justify and describe any decision made
-are able to operate as members of a work community
-assess and develop radiation safety in their chosen area of expertise
in cooperation with working life

Content

Practical training in working life in different modalities
Working in projects

Location and time

One week in clinical placements corresponds to 40 h (=1,5 cr)

Materials

N/A

Teaching methods

Clinical placement

Employer connections

Clinical placement

Exam schedules

N/A

International connections

N/A

Completion alternatives

Clinical placement. Absences from training only in cases of illness. Absence will be reimbursed as agreed with the teacher.

Student workload

One internship the week is 40 h (= 1.5 cr)

Content scheduling

N/A

Further information

Clinical placement (9 cr)
Project work (1 cr)

Evaluation scale

0-5

Assessment criteria, satisfactory (1)

Assessment criteria
Pass/Fail
For evaluation criteria, see the attachment.
Assessment criteria for advanced and expert level are applied.

Assessment methods and criteria

Clinical practice is evaluated on a scale of pass and fail

Qualifications

Prerequisite studies:
Clinical practice in plain imaging examinations
Modality-specific theory studies

Objective

The students
-know how to set modality-specific learning targets for training, suited to their personal skill level
-are able to describe, self-evaluate and develop their skills and learning
-are able to interact with and guide patients in different interaction situations on the patients' terms
-are able to prepare patients for an imaging examination or intervention
-know how to go about imaging examinations safely, and apply their expertise in them
-are able to take patient safety into account
-are able to justify and describe any decision made
-are able to operate as members of a work community
-assess and develop radiation safety in their chosen area of expertise
in cooperation with working life

Content

Practical training in working life in different modalities
Working in projects

Qualifications

Prerequisite studies:
Clinical practice in plain imaging examinations
Modality-specific theory studies