In-person Event
One day case-based review of emergency radiology with radiologists Dr Andrew Dixon and Assoc Prof Craig Hacking in Brisbane on Saturday 3 September 2022, 8.30AM - 4.00PM. Learn how to detect important pathologies on x-ray and CT, and how to avoid common interpretation pitfalls.
This interactive course is targeted at non-radiologists and is ideal for health professionals (doctors and non-doctors) involved in the care of emergency patients. Registration includes bonus online access to two Radiopaedia learning pathways (details below). Full refund if event cancelled or if you cannot attend due to COVID.
Course Topics
- Upper limb injuries (x-ray)
- Lower limb injuries (x-ray)
- Chest emergencies (x-ray, CT)
- Abdominal emergencies (x-ray, CT, US)
- Brain emergencies (CT)
REGISTRATION CLOSED
Course fee includes:
- catering - coffee/tea, morning tea & lunch
- certificate of attendance
- online access to all course cases and slides
- immediate access to bonus online learning pathways
Bonus online courses
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12 months access to two bonus online learning pathways included:
- X-ray Interpretation: Cervical Spine by Matt Skalski
- X-ray Interpretation: Wrist Injuries by Andrew Murphy
Video Recording
It is our intention to attempt to record this course in Melbourne. If this works out, then all in-person attendees will receive 12 months access to the recordings. Obviously we can't guarantee this, but we have our fingers crossed.
CPD Certification
All attendees receive a certificate of course attendance.
- Australasian College for Emergency Medicine = 8 CPD hours
Presenters
Dr Andrew Dixon (@DrAndrewDixon) is a radiologist and co-Director of Radiology Training at Melbourne's Alfred Hospital, one of Australia's leading trauma hospitals. He is recognised both locally and internationally as an engaging radiology educator particularly in the areas of trauma and emergency imaging. In addition to his academic director role with Radiopaedia.org, Andrew has founded the Radiology Channel on YouTube and is a convenor of the Radiopaedia annual virtual conference.
Associate Professor Craig Hacking (@drcraighacking) is a radiologist at the Royal Brisbane and Women’s Hospital with a special interest in trauma and emergency radiology, radiologic anatomy and education. He is the Academic Lead for Clinical Radiology at the University of Queensland and has previously served as the Lead Anatomy Examiner for the RANZCR and executive committee member for the Australian and New Zealand Emergency Radiology Society (ANZERG).
Location
Royal Brisbane & Women's Hospital Education Centre, Bowen Bridge Road, Herston, Queensland 4006.