E³ - Young ECR Programme: Basic Session - Organised by the EFRS
BS 24b - Formal and informal advanced practice roles for radiographers
Lectures
1
Chairperson's introduction
06:00Safora F Johansen, Oslo / NO
2
Established and novel advanced practice roles for radiographers
18:00Claire Senior, Exeter / UK
3
Exploring opportunities and informal roles to advance radiographers' practice
--:--Patrick Vorlet, Lausanne / CH
4
Advance practice roles in radiotherapy
18:00Celeste Marques Oliveira, Porto / PT
6 min
Chairperson's introduction
Safora F Johansen, Oslo / Norway
18 min
Established and novel advanced practice roles for radiographers
Claire Senior, Exeter / United Kingdom
1. To define the meaning and components of advanced clinical practice.
2. To summarise the range of advanced practice roles in radiography.
3. To consider how to apply the concepts of advanced clinical radiography practice to their career pathway.
2. To summarise the range of advanced practice roles in radiography.
3. To consider how to apply the concepts of advanced clinical radiography practice to their career pathway.
18 min
Exploring opportunities and informal roles to advance radiographers' practice
Patrick Vorlet, Lausanne / Switzerland
1. To define the strategy for detecting opportunities.
2. To describe two kinds of opportunities and informal roles.
3. To describe the strategy for moving from informal to formal.
2. To describe two kinds of opportunities and informal roles.
3. To describe the strategy for moving from informal to formal.
18 min
Advance practice roles in radiotherapy
Celeste Marques Oliveira, Porto / Portugal
1. To identify advanced practice (AP) roles and advanced practitioners in radiotherapy.
2. To distinguish between formal vs informal AP amongst therapeutic radiographers' practice.
3. To describe the four pillars of AP and its challenges in radiotherapy at the European level.
2. To distinguish between formal vs informal AP amongst therapeutic radiographers' practice.
3. To describe the four pillars of AP and its challenges in radiotherapy at the European level.