X-Ray Interpretation : Upper and Lower Limb 25 September 2026

Format: eLearning Module
CPD: Certificate of Attendance Provided

Course Overview

This intensive clinical update focused on safe and systematic interpretation of upper and lower limb plain radiographs within urgent care, primary care, minor injuries units, and emergency settings.

The programme was aligned to UK professional standards for advanced and extended practice, supporting clinicians working under:

• Scope of Practice principles (NMC / HCPC / GMC)

• IR(ME)R awareness (Ionising Radiation Medical Exposure Regulations)

• Clinical governance and patient safety frameworks

• Red Dot systems and escalation pathways

• Documentation, communication, and medico-legal accountability

Interactive Case Studies & Clinical Application

• Group discussionof real-world X-ray cases.
• Applying a systematic approach to interpretation.
• Clinical decision-making in fracture management.
• Q&A session with expert insights on common challenges and pitfalls.

What is covered in Course

• A systematic approach to upper and lower limb X-ray interpretation

• Recognition of common fractures and subtle injuries

• Identification of red flag findings requiring urgent escalation

• Differentiation between normal variants and pathology

• Safe documentation and communication within the multidisciplinary team

• Understanding limitations of role and appropriate referral pathways

Delegates are advised to:

• Reflect on learning

• Apply learning within scope of competence

• Maintain a log for NMC / HCPC / GMC revalidation purposes

 Who Should Attend?

This webinar is ideal for healthcare professionals including:

• Urgent Care Practitioners
• Paramedics working in Primary or Emergency Care
• Pharmacists expanding their scope in Minor Injuries Services
• Nurse Practitioners and Allied Health Professionals (AHPs)
• Emergency Department Clinicians
• Primary Care Clinicians managing minor injuries

Lecturer: Dr Parmy Deol A&E Consultant