Venepuncture and IV Cannulation for Radiographers

Please note that this course is currently not available. This page will be updated when it is.

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Venepuncture and IV Cannulation for Radiographers

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The overall aim of the Venepuncture and IV Cannulation for Radiographers module is to enable radiographers to demonstrate competence in terms of the practical skills and decision making processes associated with venepuncture and intravenous cannulation. This is based on the integration of clinical experience with academic underpinning.

Venepuncture and IV Cannulation for Radiographers: The course in brief

The module��structure will allow the student to gain theoretical knowledge as well as having the opportunity for experiential reflective learning within their own work place. This will facilitate the development of skilled reflective practitioners with the theoretical knowledge, understanding and competency to practise within their speciality area.

The learning outcomes relate to the ‘Education and Career Framework for the Radiography Workforce’ by allowing students to develop their practice in terms of the administration of medicines within the legal framework of the radiographers role.

The course also fits within the SCoR ‘Learning and Development Framework’ by allowing practitioners to fulfil their continuing professional development needs having identified intravenous cannulation as a goal to enable practice at a higher level in line with their career progression framework.

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Venepuncture and IV Cannulation for Radiographers: Entry requirements and application information

Typical Entry: HCPC registered radiographer, current CPR training, working in clinical practice where venepuncture and intravenous cannulation are commonplace.

Fees

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Application

Please note that this course is currently not available. This page will be updated when it is.��

Application deadline

TBC

How will I be taught?

Structure, duration, delivery and outcomes

Structure:��This is a single module.��

Duration: One day

Delivery: One full day at QMU plus 6 month work-based log book

Outcomes: Certificate of Competence from the College of Radiographers

Teaching, learning and assessment

The theoretical element of the course (lectures, discussions, workshops) will be delivered over one full day. A training arm will be utilised during practical sessions to demonstrate venepuncture and cannulation techniques and allow each student to practice in a safe and controlled environment. An Objective Structured Clinical Examination (OSCE) will assess theoretical knowledge.

Following the taught element, the practice-based learning component includes keeping a logbook of experience. The clinical supervisor will mentor and assess the students' clinical competency.