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DDU(Vascular) SyllabusPart B: Principles of Image/Data Collection and OptimisationAmerican Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (AIUM) Practice Guideline forDocumentation of an Ultrasound Examination Original copyright 2002; revised 2008,2007 (Please refer to the AIUM Website www.aium.org)American Institute of Ultrasound in Medicine (2008): Recommended UltrasoundTerminology, Third Edition (Please refer to the AIUM Website www.aium.org)Hagen-Ansert S (2011) Textbook of Diagnostic Ultrasonography 7 th Edition MosbyElsevier, St Louis (good general text for scan techniques and "how to scan").Tempkin B (2009) Ultrasound Scanning: Principles and Protocols 3 rd Edition SaundersElsevier, St Louis (good general text for scan techniques and "how to scan").ASUM Policies and Statements (Please refer to the ASUM Website www.asum.com.au)Part C: Professional, Ethical and Legal IssuesForrester K and Griffiths D (2005) Essentials of Law for Health Professionals 2nd EditionMosby Elsevier Sydney (in this edition particularly chapters 4,5,6 related to legalconcepts for health professionals).Kerridge I, Lowe M and McPhee J (2008) Ethics and Law for the Health Professions 2ndEdition Sydney (in this edition particularly chapters 9, 10, 12,13, 14).Australasian Sonographer Accreditation Registry (ASAR) at www.asar.com.auAustralian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) at www.ahpra.gov.auHuang SJ, McLean AS (2010) Do we need a critical care ultrasound certificationprogram? Implications from an Australian medical- legal perspective. Critical Care14:313. (although aimed at critical care specialists many relevant points for ALL DDUcandidates).Please refer to the Australasian Legal Information Institute(AustLII) websitewww.austlii.edu.au (database of Australian legal cases where full details of negligenceand other cases before tribunals, courts etc can be found. Can search for cases using"ultrasound". (For interest and information only).14
DDU(Vascular) SyllabusMODULE 2: Clinical CompetenceModule 2 Clinical Competence is designed to assess the overall clinical ultrasoundcompetence of the DDU candidate in the workplace/clinical setting and includesassessment of a wide range of required knowledge, skills and abilities as defined by therelevant specialty syllabus for Module 3. Candidates must familiarise themselves with thespecific learning objectives, required abilities and major topic areas coveredModule 3.Assessment for Module 2 Clinical Competence is achieved via a variety of techniques toenable an accurate assessment of the candidate’s overall clinical ultrasoundcompetence. The assessment methods used offer a balance between adequateassessment of knowledge, skills and abilities, and practicality and feasibility.To assess Clinical Competence the following assessments will be used:The Module 2 assessments are:i. Two (2) formative Case Studies (1st year)ii. Two (2) formative Clinical Supervisor Assessments (1st year)iii. Three (3) summative Case Studies (2nd year)iv. Three (3) summative Clinical Supervisor Assessments (2nd year)v. A Logbook with specified numbers and types of scans to be completedvi. The completion of two (2) years diagnostic ultrasound experience15
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