LEARN MRI WRIST, HAND & FINGERS GUIDED ONLINE MINI FELLOWSHIP (NEW)

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LEARN MRI WRIST, HAND & FINGERS GUIDED ONLINE MINI FELLOWSHIP (NEW)

Learn Wrist Hand Fingers MRI: In our updated ONLINE MRI WRIST, HAND & FINGERS MSK COURSE, we will cover the common abnormalities we see in reporting, focusing on how we assess a scan at work … Where to Look, What to Look for, and How to Confidently Report.

The focus of this course, like all our courses, is for you to be More Confident in making a diagnosis and to put out a much Better reports. We make sure you understand the detailed and complex radiological anatomy of the WRIST, HAND & FINGERS, essential to an accurate diagnosis. We also cover the macroscopic pathology of abnormalities in all our Mini Fellowships, which not many radiologists do, but I have found it makes understanding and reporting the imaging easier.

All our mini fellowships are Guided. Being able to ask questions and clear doubts is very important in your learning and you can ask questions to clarify doubts or get more information at any stage and Dr Ravi will answer them.

Through these workshops we aim to make you More Confident with your Diagnosis, put out Clear Reports and to have your reports and findings Respected by Clinicians.

Some Questions You May Have

What's in the Wrist, Hand & Fingers MRI Mini Fellowship?

LEARN MRI WRIST HAND & FINGERS: Learn where to Look, what to look for & how to Report.

We are commencing our MRI Wrist, Hand & Fingers online guided mini fellowship and this is something that people have been asking for quite a while. It’s taken a while because the anatomy is incredibly complex. If you are wanting to Learn how to confidently report MRI of the Wrist, hand and Fingers, trying to learn that from books or power-points is actually pretty difficult because it’s very hard to conceptualize that anatomy. Because it’s difficult to learn, it’s something that people aren’t confident to report, and these cases tend to get left on the list for someone else to do.

We’d like to help you change that so that you’re actually able to pick up those scans and report them for yourself with confidence & with accuracy. Our aim with this guided mini fellowship is for you to be able to look at a wrist, hand or fingers MRI, know Where to look, know What to look for and then How to Confidently report it and put out reports that are well respected.

How do you learn this? We structure our courses in the same way as a fellowship. So, they’re all Guided. You’re not left on your own, and I think that’s a very important thing. A lot of courses are basically given to you, and you’ve got to do your best with them. The way we’ve structured this course is really the way that I learn best, and the way that I learn best is to be able to ask questions to, clear doubts, and to actually show you how to do things. And that’s really the way this course is structured. It’s guided where you will look through lots of cases, and then we show you what to look for in those cases with videos, and so that you can actually find them for yourself. There are plenty of images, slides, text, which helps you build that knowledge base of how to assess a scan, and then the most important thing is that you can ask questions.

At any stage you can ask a question no matter how small it is; to clear your doubts and I think that’s a very important thing because when I was doing my fellowship, that was so important to be able to just ask about very minor things which caused a lot of doubt and lack of confidence. So, once you get those things out of the way you can assess things much more confidently.

The aim of this course and where we want you to get to, is that you can confidently pick up a wrist hand or finger MRI, know Where to look, know What to look for and then How to Confidently report it and then take it off your list. If this is something that would be useful for you in your daily practice. We’d be very happy for you to join our course and to learn how to do this for yourself.

Our online mini fellowship is a guided learning experience to better learn, report and remember. Learn at your own pace, ask questions, take part in discussions and much more. Click here to learn more.

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Discounted Registration

We provide an automatic discount of,

SGD$45 per course if you register for 3 or more online Mini-Fellowship courses at the same time.
SGD$95 per course if you register for 5 or more online Mini-Fellowships courses at the same time.

Add the required courses to your cart, and the discount will automatically apply at checkout.

Who's Teaching

Dr Ravi Padmanabhan is the Director of Radiology Education Asia, originally from Australia and now based in Singapore. He works in MSK and Spine MRI, CT and Ultrasound Imaging and Intervention. He has been teaching MSK and Spine MRI for over 15 years with the aim of increasing your confidence in assessing and reporting scans and not just gathering facts. All our Online and Onsite Mini Fellowships are aimed at helping you in your daily cases to report with confidence.