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About the course
Why choose this course?
- When you've successfully completed this short course you'll have the reporting skills for interpreting DXA scans.
- You can study it as a stand alone course, or as part of the Postgraduate Certificate in DXA Reporting.
- You'll be supported by a range of healthcare professionals who reflect the clinical diversity in the management of fracture risk.
About this course
The course is equivalent to two modules at masters level 7. The course lasts for about 36 weeks, but is dependent on the time you need to develop your portfolio of evidence.
We've taken a multidisciplinary approach to developing this course, so you will benefit from learning with people from different professions, to improve your knowledge and understanding of DXA scans.
You'll attend a minimum of four study
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Entry Requirements
Working as a physician, radiographer, technologist or nurse in a bone densitometry service with the support of the clinician with clinical responsibility of the service who will sign off the reflective portfolio.You must have completed appropriate IRMER training.You must have completed the NOS National Training Scheme for Bone Densitometry or the Postgraduate Certificate in Osteoporosis and Falls Management or have equivalent experience in an osteoporosis service that provides bone densitometry.
Fees
For our latest fees, please see our course page: Please see the university website for further information on fees for this course.