What's in this course?
This Imaging and Radiation Safety course aims to equip healthcare providers in low-resource settings with the necessary knowledge to safely use the C-Arm technology.
Non-technical skills
Radiation Safety
Use of the C-arm
Use of the C-arm
Target Audience
This course has been specifically designed to train healthcare professionals using a C-arm in low-resource settings.
Varied activities
Lectures, knowledge checks, infographics.
Duration
1 hour
Level
Basic
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This course is provided by
AO Alliance
AO Alliance is a developmental nonprofit organization dedicated to improving the care of the injured in low- and middle-income countries (LMICs). They envision a world where timely and appropriate fracture care is accessible to everyone.
UBC Global Surgery Lab
As part of the Branch for Global Surgical Care at the University of British Columbia, the Global Surgery Lab is an interdisciplinary, inclusive, and diverse group that aims to improve knowledge of and access to surgical care in underserved communities through innovative, anti-colonialist, and equitable educational platforms and research projects.
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