0.5 Hours
This session will outline the radiological anatomy of the bladder and, where appropriate, illustrate the salient features with specific images from different imaging modalites.
0.5 Hours
The relevant major physiological changes occurring during pregnancy are described from an anaesthetic perspective.
0.25 Hours
This session describes magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of recurrent shoulder dislocation.
0.5 Hours
This session provides an introduction to pregnancy associated changes in pharmacology and the effect of drugs upon the uterus and fetus.
0.5 Hours
This session covers the gross and zonal anatomy of the prostate, as seen on transrectal ultrasound scan (TRUS), computed tomography (CT) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
0.5 Hours
This session deals with imaging the renal tract using computed tomography (CT).
1 Hours
This session will teach the normal anatomy and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) appearances of the spinal cord. The session will explain how a radiologist distinguishes lesions of the spinal cord itself from lesions arising outside of the cord i.e. intramedullary vs. extramedullary lesions. Common and uncommon primary tumours of....
0.5 Hours
This session covers the epidemiology and risk factors for pneumococcal infection, describes the varying clinical presentations and features, elaborates on the different diagnostics available, and discusses the general and specific management indicated and available prevention strategies.
This session will cover the high-level training required for infection prevention and control. As infection prevention and control training is usually tailored to a number of approaches, dependent on which area or group within the NHS that you work, there may be elements of the session that aren’t covered or are even applica....
This chapter discusses why infection prevention and control is important.
This session presents a methodical approach to the evaluation and management of patients presenting with acute back pain; it includes supportive diagnostic imaging. As departments will have set trauma guidelines, the focus is mainly on non-traumatic back pain.
This session will describe the individuals involved in the management of patients with lower limb amputations and their respective roles. Later sections will explore the types of lower limb prosthetics that are available and the sequelae of lower limb amputation.
This session will describe the traditional and Calgary-Cambridge models of consultation and provide ideas for the creation of more effective consultations.
This e-learning session meets the statutory and mandatory training requirements and learning outcomes for Safeguarding Children Level 2 in the UK Core Skills Training Framework (UK CSTF).
This session will discuss the symptoms and signs of Goodpasture’s disease.
This session describes the rationale and evidence for staging breast cancer and the links between stage and prognosis.
This session focuses on assessing fitness for work and advising patients with health problems about returning to work or remaining in work.
This session deals with the regulation of extra and intracellular hydrogen ion concentration.
This session covers the common benign and malignant renal tumours in childhood, including Wilms' tumour, other rarer renal tumours and the benign mesoblastic nephroma. We will look at the different imaging appearances and note the fundamental importance of the patient's age in relation to the incidence of the different tumours.
This session covers the investigation and treatment of skin symptoms for children receiving palliative care.
This session briefly outlines the epidemiology, pathology and classification of cholangiocarcinomas and then describes imaging techniques, main imaging features and staging of cholangiocarcinomas.
This session describes the baseline clinical assessment of newly diagnosed HIV-positive individuals and the recommended monitoring of individuals both on and off antiretroviral therapy (ART).
This session discusses the management of a pulmonary embolism in special circumstances including pregnancy, anaemia, thrombophilia and malignancy.
This session will explore the additional issues to consider over and above standard HIV care when managing HIV positive women.
This session aims to provide a comprehensive overview of HIV in pregnancy. It looks at mother-to-child transmission (MTCT) rates, with or without interventions, maternal antiretroviral therapy, the infant testing schedule and the epidemiology of HIV positive pregnant women in the UK