Learning Activity Details
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| Course Location: | Live |
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Learning Activity Description:
This course is
designed to help non-radiologist healthcare professionals develop a clear and
practical approach to interpreting chest X-rays encountered in everyday
clinical practice. It focuses on building a simple, step-by-step method to read
chest X-rays with confidence.
Through real clinical cases and interactive discussion, participants will learn
how to distinguish normal from abnormal findings and recognize common chest
conditions seen in acute and outpatient settings. The course is tailored to
support better clinical judgment and more confident decision-making in daily
practice
Learning Activity Agenda:
(1–1.5 hour session):
• Introduction & Basics (15–20 min): Principles of X-ray
imaging + systematic approach
• Systematic Chest X-ray Reading (25–30 min): Step-by-step interpretation
• Common Chest Pathologies (20–25 min): Pneumonia, pneumothorax, effusion,
cardiomegaly
• Interactive Case Discussion (15–20 min)
Target Audience:
- Nursing and Midwifery
- Intern
Scientific Committee:
Learning Activity Objectives:
• Understand basic principles of chest X-ray interpretation
• Develop a systematic approach to reading chest X-rays
• Recognize common abnormalities in chest imaging
• Improve clinical decision-making using chest X-rays
Learning Outcome:
• Confidently approach chest X-rays
• Identify normal vs abnormal chest findings
• Recognize urgent chest conditions requiring action
• Apply interpretation skills in daily clinical practice
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