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The Oxford Clinical Neuroimaging Course is an online, CPD-accredited, self-paced course illustrating how modern brain MRI informs clinical decision-making.  Developed by Oxford neuroimaging scientists in collaboration with consultant clinicians and international experts, the course bridges the gap between broad clinical teaching and highly technical courses. With 1 year of unlimited access, the course includes:
• Lectures on concepts and clinical uses of brain MRI
• Interactive 3D brain anatomy
• Complex clinical case studies
• Optional hands-on imagine analysis using research software (FSL)

Target audience:
The course is designed for clinical trainees and other health professionals with an interest in MRI and may also be of interest to neuroscientists interested in clinically translational applications of MRI. The course assumes basic familiarity with MRI and general medical / neuroscience terminology as would be encountered in healthcare settings.

Contents:
This is the Full version of the course, providing around 50 hours of teaching across 5 modules:
• Intro to Brain Anatomy and Function
• Interpreting Clinical MRI
• Advanced MRI in Clinical Practice
• Image-guided Intervention (neurosurgery)
• Brain Imaging in Neurology, Psychiatry and Neurodegeneration

For more information, please visit our webpage https://www.win.ox.ac.uk/training/oxford-clinical-neuroimaging-course 

This condensed, Neuroradiology-focused version of the Oxford Clinical Neuroimaging Course is an online, CPD-accredited, self-paced course illustrating how modern brain MRI informs clinical decision-making.  Developed by Oxford neuroimaging scientists in collaboration with consultant clinicians and international experts, the course bridges the gap between broad clinical teaching and highly technical courses. Offering 1 year unlimited access to all materials, the course includes:
•    Lectures on concepts and clinical uses of brain MRI
•    Interactive 3D brain anatomy
•    Complex clinical case studies
•    Optional hands-on imagine analysis using research software (FSL)

Target audience:
The course is designed for clinical trainees and other health professionals with an interest in MRI and may also be of interest to neuroscientists interested in clinically translational applications of MRI. The course assumes basic familiarity with MRI and general medical / neuroscience terminology as would be encountered in healthcare settings.

Short course contents:
Through 20-25 hours of lectures, tutorials and case presentations, this short version of the course covers practical aspects of clinical brain MRI from the perspective of neuroradiology (compared to 50+ hours in the broader multidisciplinary version of the course).  Topics include:
•    Intro to Brain Anatomy and Function
•    Interpreting Clinical MRI
•    Advanced MRI in Clinical Practice

For more information please visit our webpage https://www.win.ox.ac.uk/training/oxford-clinical-neuroimaging-course.

This condensed, Clinical Neurosciences-focused version of the Oxford Clinical Neuroimaging Course is a fully online, CPD-accredited, self-paced course illustrating how modern brain MRI informs clinical decision-making.  Developed by Oxford neuroimaging scientists in collaboration with consultant clinicians and international experts, the course bridges the gap between broad clinical teaching and highly technical courses. Designed to fit around busy schedules, the course offers 1 year unlimited access to all materials. The course includes:
•    Lectures on concepts and clinical uses of brain MRI
•    Interactive 3D brain anatomy
•    Complex clinical case studies
•    Optional hands-on imagine analysis using research software (FSL)

Who is the course for?
The course is designed primarily for clinical trainees and other health professionals with an interest in MRI.  It may also be of interest to neuroscientists interested in clinically translational applications of MRI. The course assumes basic familiarity with MRI and general medical / neuroscience terminology as would be encountered in healthcare settings.

Short course contents:
Through 20-25 hours of lectures, tutorials and case presentations, this short version of the course covers practical aspects of clinical brain MRI from the perspective of neurology and psychiatry (compared to 50+ hours in teh broader multidisciplinary version of the course).  Topics include:
•    Introduction to Brain Anatomy and Function
•    Interpreting Clinical MRI
•    Applications in neurology, neurodegeneration and psychiatry

For more information on the course(s) please visit our webpage https://www.win.ox.ac.uk/training/oxford-clinical-neuroimaging-course.

This condensed, Neurosurgery-focused version of the Oxford Clinical Neuroimaging Course is an online, CPD-accredited, self-paced course illustrating how modern brain MRI informs clinical decision-making.  Developed by Oxford neuroimaging scientists in collaboration with consultant clinicians and international experts, the course bridges the gap between broad clinical teaching and highly technical courses. Offering 1 year unlimited access to all materials, the course includes:
•    Lectures on concepts and clinical uses of brain MRI
•    Interactive 3D brain anatomy
•    Complex clinical case studies
•    Optional hands-on imagine analysis using research software (FSL)

Target Audience:
The course is designed for clinical trainees and other health professionals with an interest in MRI and may also be of interest to neuroscientists interested in clinically translational applications of MRI. The course assumes basic familiarity with MRI and general medical / neuroscience terminology as would be encountered in healthcare settings.

Short course contents:
Through 20-25 hours of lectures, tutorials and case presentations, this short version of the course covers practical aspects of clinical brain MRI from the perspective of neurosurgery (compared to 50+ hours in the broader multidisciplinary version of the course).  Topics include:
•    Intro to Brain Anatomy and Function
•    Interpreting Clinical MRI
•    Applications in planning and guiding neurosurgery

For more information please visit our webpage https://www.win.ox.ac.uk/training/oxford-clinical-neuroimaging-course