Catered to all levels, the series will teach you the basics of image interpretation, reporting of radiographs , to more advanced techniques and skills required in diagnostic radiology.

The series will run from Tuesday of Jan 14th, and then every alternate Tuesday till April. A must attend for students entering their clinical rotation years, and those in their final year preparing for the UKMLA.

Summary

Master the essentials of the UKMLA radiology curriculum with the UoN Radiology Society's Annual National Teaching Series on Chest X-Rays. Led by Dr. Helen Wright, this comprehensive series will guide you through everything from fundamental image interpretation and radiograph reporting to advanced diagnostic techniques. Perfect for students starting clinical rotations or final-year students gearing up for the UKMLA exam, sessions begin on January 14th and run every other Tuesday until April. Don’t miss this invaluable opportunity to enhance your radiology expertise.

Learning objectives

Develop Diagnostic Skills: Understand the foundational principles of interpreting chest X-rays with accuracy and confidence.
Recognize Common Pathologies: Identify and differentiate between normal findings and common abnormalities, such as pneumonia, pleural effusions, pneumothorax, and cardiac enlargement.
Apply a Systematic Approach: Master a structured framework for reviewing chest X-rays, ensuring no critical findings are missed.
Correlate Clinical and Radiological Features: Integrate clinical context with radiological findings to enhance diagnostic reasoning.
Improve Reporting Techniques: Learn to articulate findings clearly and effectively in written and verbal reports.

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