Example of Learning-Outcome Structure When New Content Driven by AHPRA Capabilities Is Introduced to Program
| Parameter | Description |
| Learning outcome | Interpret and critically evaluate clinical problems and evidence/information needs; identify, assess, critically evaluate, and apply appropriate and credible resources to reach solution |
| Interpret and apply clinical reasoning and reflection to identify clinical problems and potential solutions; infer implications for clinical practice; plan and revise necessary actions or protocol changes | |
| Recognize and explain principles and applications of pharmaceuticals in clinical practice; describe risks, precautions, and contraindications associated with pharmaceutical use | |
| Recognize, describe, and apply principles and procedures to deliver pharmaceuticals safely and correctly in clinical practice | |
| Explain and apply pharmacokinetic and pharmacodynamic principles to pharmaceuticals used in clinical practice and to adverse reactions and interactions | |
| Understand and implement effective and respectful working relationships | |
| Demonstrate critical, analytic, and reflective skills in contexts such as clinical problem solving, research and empiric practice, and academic and professional discourse | |
| Identify and apply effective communication skills in a variety of settings using a variety of media | |
| Assessment | Complete written assignment as a group (domain 3 linked to domain 5.8) (group task, 20% of grade; individual reflection, 5% of grade) |
| Complete calculation examination online (25% of grade) | |
| Complete final examination (50% of grade) | |
| Curriculum | Module 1, principles |
| Pharmacology (2 wk) | |
| Pharmacodynamics (2 wk) | |
| Pharmacokinetics (2 wk) | |
| Module 2, application | |
| Interventional medications (2 wk) | |
| Crash cart (1 wk) | |
| Adjunctive medications (1 wk) | |
| OTC medications in medical radiation science (1 wk) | |
| Radiopharmaceuticals and contrast (1 wk) | |
| Subject | Pharmacology for medical radiation science |