Bachelor of Applied Science (Diagnostic Radiography)

Learning outcomes

On successful completion of the program students will be able to:

No.Course learning outcomeGraduate quality
1Apply knowledge of the anatomy, physiology, pathology of body systems to the role of medical imaging for registration as a diagnostic radiographer roleDepth of disciplinary expertise
2Apply knowledge of personal, patient and departmental radiation safety and protectionDepth of disciplinary expertise
3Demonstrate an application of contemporary modalities and instrumentation to the clinical scenariosDepth of disciplinary expertise
4Undertake critical inquiry, synthesise information presented in the context of medical imaging and apply knowledge to improve health care outcomes.Critical thinking and Problem solving
5Communicate in oral and written forms to a range of audiences to provide effective health care practice as a Diagnostic RadiographerCommunication (oral and written)
6Interpret and evaluate information from a range of data and digital sourcesInformation and Digital literacy
7Adapt technique, patient care and clinical decision making to optimise health care deliveryInventiveness
8Provide culturally competent health care in a range of intercultural settingsCultural competence
9Engage in interprofessional practice in a variety of settings, especially in acute care and complex clinical settings. Undertake shared care roles and multidiscplinary team decision making related to medical imaging.Interdisciplinary effectiveness
10Be a reflective and ethical practitioner through engaging in continued professional development and upholding professional standardsIntegrated professional, ethical and personal identity
11Undertake continuing education and professional development to enhance professional practiceIntegrated professional, ethical and personal identity
12Show responsibility, self-awareness and leadership in the practice of diagnostic radiographyInfluence

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