Study Guide

Objective

Student:
- can describe the radiographers profession
- has an understanding of which laws and regulations govern the operations of the various modalities
- understands the importance of a good radiation safety culture
- has insight into the patient's care chain within radiography and radiotherapy
- has knowledge of the multi-professional work within radiography and radiotherapy
- gain an understanding of the importance of knowledge in anatomy and physiology
- insight into the radiographers job

Content

Practice:
Conventional examination
MRI
CT
Radiotheraphy
Nuclearmedicin

Location and time

Acoording to timetable/ plan

Teaching methods

Clinical practice, introduction and seminarie ( compulsory)

Student workload

27hx 4cr= 108h

Evaluation scale

Approved/Rejected

Assessment criteria, approved/failed

Approved performance

The student:
Can receive feedback and show willingness to develop professional skills 
Follows the worklist and keeps agreed times 
Can ask questions that are relevant for learning a work 
For the most part, it works in a planned manner and has a basic accuracy at important work moments 
Can perform tasks under supervision 
Has basic knowledge and can ask questions that are relevant to learning a work 
Can follow directives and instructions and take responsibility for tasks 
Can make decisions concerning tasks at the basic level 
Know the values and consider the ethical principles 
Can communicate and respond to patients / clients / customers 
Can work with others in the work team

Failure performance does not substantially meet the goals for approved performance.

Assessment methods and criteria

Clinical practice is evaluated Pass/ Fail

Qualifications

Introduction to clinical radiography