Apr 24 – 26, 2025 FPSK
Hotel 7 Suria, Kota Kinabalu & Radiology Department, Hospital Queen Elizabeth 1
Asia/Kuala_Lumpur timezone

Dr Jaeverny Henry (Secretariat)

The Seminar of Basic Survival in Radiology 2025 focuses on "Imaging of Non Traumatic Acute Abdomen", offering essential radiology knowledge to diagnose life-saving adult and pediatric non traumatic acute abdominal as well as gynaecological pathology.

Key Details:

  • Dates:
    • 24–25 April 2025: Lectures at Hotel 7 Suria, Suria Shopping Mall, Kota Kinabalu
    • 26 April 2025: USG Hands-On at Radiology Department, Hospital Queen Elizabeth 1
  • 20 CPD Points and 4 BKRP Points, as well as E-certificate will be provided at the end of the course. 

Why Join This Course?

This course is not just another training—it's an opportunity to enhance your skills in a way that directly impacts patient care and professional satisfaction. Here's what you'll gain:

1. Master USG Techniques: Learn practical approaches to patient positioning, probe and gel handling, and maximizing patient comfort during ultrasounds.


2. Sharpen Your Diagnostic Skills: Deepen your understanding of anatomical and radiological findings for better clinical outcomes.


3. Comprehensive Patient Management: From pre-scan preparation to post-scan handling, gain a holistic understanding of the USG workflow.


4. Stand Out Professionally: Elevate your quality of work, making your expertise more appreciated and valued in your field.

This course is designed to prioritize quality over quantity, ensuring a meaningful learning experience. Join us not because it’s required, but because it’s an investment in your growth and recognition as a skilled professional.

Starts
Ends
Asia/Kuala_Lumpur
Hotel 7 Suria, Kota Kinabalu & Radiology Department, Hospital Queen Elizabeth 1
Grandballroom
  • Dr Izwan Gouchi
  • Dr Muhammad Nor Taufik Abd Latiff

 

Please click on your desired package to register.

Kindly refer to the detailed tentative of the course attached.

 

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