The FY Survival Guide is here to support medical students and new foundation doctors as they embark on their careers. Packed with practical tips, this guide is aimed at boosting your confidence as you start working and face a variety of scenarios and challenges. While we focus on surgical foundation roles, the content we will cover is beneficial for all medical specialties.

Starting October 17th, join us every Thursday for a series of FREE lectures to maximise your surgical job experience with key insights on essential topics like managing patients pre- and post-op as well as specialised teaching in general surgery, trauma and orthopaedics, and radiology.

These sessions are led by experienced doctors and cover the things we wish we had known when we first started.

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Summary

This insightful teaching session titled "FY1 Survival Guide: Radiology in Surgery" is specifically designed for medical professionals to enhance their understanding and application of radiology in surgical procedures. It offers guidance in navigating the complex world of radiology and will focus on techniques, best practices, and critical decision-making situations often encountered in surgery. This workshop will also equip attendees with practical skills that can immediately be applied in a medical scenario, serving as an immense boost for early-year doctors and aspiring surgeons. Don't miss the opportunity to gain valuable insights and knowledge in this crucial interdisciplinary field.

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Learning objectives

1. To understand the fundamental role and application of radiology in various surgical procedures and diagnoses. 2. To identify and interpret common radiological signs related to surgical conditions and interpret their significance to patient care. 3. To gain practical skills in using radiology equipment, implementing safety measures, and adapting techniques based on the unique needs of each surgical case. 4. To learn the principles of requesting appropriate radiological investigations, analyzing results, and integrating these findings into clinical decision-making in a surgical context. 5. To foster a greater appreciation for the interdisciplinary role of radiology within surgery and improve communication and collaboration between surgical teams and radiology departments.

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