This module will develop your knowledge and clinical skills in obstetric ultrasound procedures and allow you to critically evaluate professional issues relating to ultrasound practice in this emotive area.
You will develop your knowledge and understanding to perform, interpret and report a wide range of clinical ultrasound examinations in obstetrics in a competent and professional manner, whilst being able to respond to changes in working practice and apply new techniques after critically evaluating them.
You will develop the skills to be able to critically review management options for a range of common anomalies and situations.
The module will facilitate the extended role of the practitioner by encouraging the skills of reflection and analysis so that you can critically appraise current practice, propose and develop improvements in practice and so improve the service to the patient and the effectiveness of the ultrasound department.
Dates for the 2020/21 Academic Year will be made available in the Summer of 2020. Please register your interest via the button to the right in order to receive details of this module's availability when these become available.
All entrants to the Programme must be in possession of a relevant first degree. The normal entry requirements are:
If you don't already hold a recognised ultrasound qualification, this module can only be taken as part of a programme, not as a stand-alone module.
For those students whose first language is not English one of the following qualifications is also required:
Allison has a radiography background, specialising in Ultrasound. She joined City University London in 2009 as a part-time lecturer and Clinical Co-ordinator for the Ultrasound programme. Allison has worked in many Hospitals in London and Essex and still works clinically in the private sector in Essex.
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