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Online English for Radiography Course
Helping healthcare professionals improve their medical English.

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CPD accredited course

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Course Overview

The demand for radiography has grown dramatically over the last few years. Medical imaging plays a vital role in modern healthcare, with almost all patient pathways reliant on an effective service to improve patient outcomes.

 

This 30-hour, online course teaches the English that enables radiographers to enhance their professional communication internationally.

 

It teaches the language you need to participate effectively in this international world-whether it be treating patients in English or keeping up with new research and attending conferences.

 

The course is designed for students with an upper-intermediate or advanced (B1orB2) level of English.

The English course covers the language you need to describe important areas of radiography, including:

 

  • Roles and responsibilities

  • Patient communication in multiple scenarios

  • MRI

  • CT scans

  • Safety in radiography

  • Diagnosing and monitoring

  • Training and skills

 

The course is dynamic and engaging. It includes video, audio, articles, vocabulary, recording and pronunciation activities.

Online Course Content

The Radiographer

  • The job

  • The training and skills you need

  • Safety in radiography

  • Patient communication: a patient history

The Chest X-ray

  • The chest and ribs

  • Respiration

  • Diagnosing and monitoring

  • Patient communication: instructing the patient

MRI

  • What is magnetic resonance imaging?

  • The uses of MRI

  • Future development in MRI

  • MRI and patients

The CT Scan

  • The CT Scanner

  • Having a CT scan

  • The contrast medium in CT

  • The uses of CT

  • CT or virtual colonoscopy

  • Patient communication: CT scans

Communication in Radiography

  • Greeting the patient

  • A communication frame work in healthcare

  • Communication style in radiography

  • Communicating for special situations

  • Communication with challenging patients

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