Rural Radiography

At the end of the course, students should be able to: 1. recognise the role of radiographers at primary healthcare level level, particularly the use of x- rays and ultrasound to provide diagnostic information in pediatric emergencies, perinatal and other medical/surgical emergencies; 2. explain the principles and methods of public health education and administration and the social responsibilities of healthcare personnel in communicable and non-communicable diseases environment; 3. integrate principles of preventive medicine in diagnostic medical imaging; and 4. describe the role of a radiographer as an effective team member in delivery of health service in the rural area.

Epidemiology – Definition, Principles and methods, Health Education, Environmental health, Occupational health, Public Health administration/Health Care. Epidemiology of Communicable and non-communicable diseases. Social medicine, National and International Regulations relating to health.Radiography and sonography in pediatric, maternal care and emergencies.