MRI Training
We currently run two styles of MRI courses; the Introduction to MRI, which is a continuation of the very successful courses run by Alliance Medical and also the very popular MRI – The Inside Story, from Picture to Proton and beyond....
This course is based on the book, MRI from Picture to Proton and will include the authors lecturing on the courses.
For 2018, we are introducing two new introductory MRI courses:
Introduction to Cardiac MRI and MRI in Radiotherapy
Introduction to Cardiac MRI
A new two day course, in collaboration with Glenfield Hospital, Leicester and sponsored by Bracco and Guerbet. Specifically designed for all staff who perform cardiac MRI examinations or are planning to do so. It will provide the underpinning knowledge to help you carry out the practical imaging and build your confidence to produce high quality diagnostic examinations.
It is ideal for radiographers new to cardiac MRI and those who wish to understand more about cardiac anatomy, scanning tips, techniques and protocols.
Glenfield Hospital, Leicester has provided excellent cardiac MRI services for over two decades, the clinical experts will share their experiences, alongside other invited speakers who are specialists in this field.
27-28 April 2018
Sponsored by Bracco and Guerbet
Venue and Accommodation
Accommodation near Glenfield Hospital.pd[...]
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Introduction to MRI
This is a two day, basic entry level course designed for staff with a little MRI knowledge or experience or for those who wish to have a refresher on MR equipment, the core knowledge and clinical applications.
Intro MRI Agenda March 2018.pdf
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12-13 March 2018
5-6 November 2018
Coventry Technology Centre directions.pd[...]
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MRI The Inside Story, from Picture to Proton and beyond....
MRI – The Inside Story, from Picture to Proton and beyond - 2018
After five years of
successful comprehensive MRI courses, Eden Learning are changing the format of their basic/intermediate course, MRI the Inside Story, usually held in May to better suit the needs of
attendees.
The major change is a reduction from 4 days to 3 days, specifically addressing the needs of the novice or relatively inexperienced MR
practitioner. The emphasis will be on basic safety, technology and clinical applications. You will receive the new textbook MRI fromPicture to Proton (3rd Edition)
The Intermediate/Advanced
course (usually held in September) will be very similar to the existing course and is tailored to those with more MRI experience, with three days of general but advanced physics and applications and
a final day more focused on emerging applications: cardiac, quantitative and research-focused MR, and recent technical developments. You will receive the new textbook MRI form Picture to Proton
(3rd Edition) if you book for the four days.
In summary, the Spring MRI course will be for three days aimed at the novice and inexperienced MR practitioner or for those who want a refresher of the basics. The Autumn MRI course will still be modular and you can choose 2 days, 3 days or the 4 days and is designed for those who have practical MRI experience and wish to further understand the technical elements and clinical applications in more detail or more advanced applications.
P2P Agenda May 2018.pdf
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Next courses:
Basic Course 14-16th May 2018, London - 3 days
Receive the textbook as part of the course notes
Intermediate to Advanced 10-13 September 2018, London - modular 4 days
If you book 4 days, Receive the textbook as part of the course notes
Course Brochure
Course Flyer Inside Story 2018.pdf
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Changes to the Annual MRI Safety Day, 2018 - See the MRI Safety training page for more details
This will now be a 2 day safety course dedicated to MRI Safety. It allows for more time to answer your safety questions and bring you the latest on MR safety, including contrast media and the latest on MR safety guidance and legislation. Ideal for all staff who work in the MR envirnoment.
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