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Bone Densitometry Foundation course

This online course provides you with a foundation in osteoporosis and dual energy X-ray absorptiometry (DXA).

This eLearning content is currently FREE for you to access.

Should you wish to undertake the assessment and gain certification there is a £50 fee payable via invoice or PayPal.

Learning outcomes

This course provides you with an understanding of:

  • Osteoporosis, its assessment and prevention
  • The effects of and regulations on radiation associated with Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA)
  • The principles and practical techniques of Dual Energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DXA)

Accredited by the Royal College of Physicians.

Accredited by The British Institute of Radiology.

Accreditation pending by The College of Radiographers.

Course format

The Bone Densitometry Foundation course consists of:

  • Three video-based learning modules
  • An online assessment.

The online assessment is a 50-question multiple-choice test, lasting 60 minutes. You need a score of 80% to get your certificate of completion, and have up to three attempts to complete the assessment.

This course can be taken on a stand-alone basis, or in preparation for the full National Training Scheme in Bone Densitometry.

Fees

The course content is FREE to undertake.

There is a £50 assessment fee, where this course is taken on a stand alone basis outside of the National Training Scheme for Bone Densitometry.

Format Fee
Stand-alone basis £50
In preparation for the full national training scheme in bone densitometry course Included in full course fees

About our eLearning platform

All of our eLearning is hosted externally on Moodle for which you will need an account, you will be directed to make an acount the first time you register for an eLearning course.

Moodle accounts which have been inactive for three or more years will be disabled. This is to keep the Moodle secure, and to ensure that it runs smoothly for active users. 

If you have not accessed our eLearning materials for some time, and would like to maintain access, please make sure that you log in periodically to keep your account active.

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