Webinar details
This interactive, discussion-based workshop uses a range of reporting examples and practical scenarios to explore how report structure, wording and recommendations can be refined to improve clarity, consistency and clinical usefulness.
Why this topic matters
There is considerable variation in reporting practice between individuals, departments and organisations. Even experienced sonographers may approach the same case differently. Small differences in wording, structure and recommendations can significantly affect how findings are interpreted and acted on by clinicians. In addition, patients increasingly have direct access to their reports, making clear and accurate reporting more important than ever.
This interactive workshop uses a range of reporting examples and practical scenarios to explore common strengths, weaknesses and areas for improvement. Through discussion and reflection, participants will consider how reports can be made more logical, actionable and clinically relevant.
What you will learn
Review and discuss a variety ultrasound reporting examples
Identify common reporting strengths and weaknesses
Explore ways to improve report structure and organisation
Discuss how to communicate uncertainty appropriately
Improve the actionability and clinical usefulness of reports
Compare and discuss different reporting approaches and professional opinions
Time for participation, discussion and questions
Session Details
Delivery platform: Microsoft Teams
Delivered by: Rose Young (Advanced Practitioner Sonographer)
Duration: 1 Hour
Price: Per webinar, not per person.
Small group only (up to 10) – £195
Availability: Mondays, with a choice of dates and times
* This workshop is designed as a follow-on from the Improving Ultrasound Reporting webinar and is delivered in small groups to encourage discussion