Addendum 1 Health Professions 2021-2022
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Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging (BS MI)Computed Tomography TrackAbout Our ProgramThe Bachelor’s Degree Program in Medical Imaging,Computed Tomography Track, will provide apathway of professional growth for radiographers,radiation therapists, or nuclear medicinetechnologists to advance their studies in medicalimaging. The program will provide the knowledge,skills, and abilities in leadership and computedtomography for graduates to work as leaders withinmedical imaging and function as vital members ofthe healthcare team.Student Learning Outcomes1. Develop the skills necessary to become a leaderwithin a diverse healthcare setting.2. Apply evidence-based research to contribute toexcellence in healthcare.3. Comply with advanced, current, and emergingpractices and technologies in a healthcaresetting.4. Use knowledge that supports advancedcertification in medical imaging.Curriculum PlanCredits Awarded Prior to Program StartCredential ARRT or NMTCB certificationGeneral Education CoursesTotal Credits Awarded Prior to Start452368Program CoursesCredit HoursENG 210 English Literature3HUM 2XX Humanities Elective3MAT 160 Intro to Statistics3PHI 2XX Ethics Elective3SSC 2XX Social Science Elective3GE 3XX General Elective3GE 4XX General Elective3HCA 410 Healthcare Informatics and Technology 3IPE 411 Interprofessional Education (IPE)3HCA 410 Healthcare Compliance and Accreditation 3HCA 420 Research Methods & Information Literacy 3HCA 430 Healthcare Delivery Models3CT 300 Multiplanar Anatomy3CT 310 Patient Care and Radiation Safety2CT 320 CT Procedures3CT 330 CT Physics and Instrumentation2CT 340 CT Clinical Practicum I* Ɨ4CT 350 CT Clinical Practicum II* Ɨ4Maine College of Health ProfessionsTotal Program Credits54Total Credits upon Graduation122* CT 340 & CT 350 can be replaced by CT 360 CT 340& CT 350 can be replaced with any 400 level HCAcourse (total credits upon graduation to 120).Note: Qualified students may enter the BS MIprogram at any point and do not necessarily need totake courses in a prescribed sequence.BS MI Course Prerequisites: In order to enroll in allBS MI courses, students must be accepted into theBS MI Program or receive permission from the Dean.Note: Select courses may have additionalprerequisites.Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging (BS MI)Mammography TrackAbout Our ProgramThe Bachelor’s Degree Program in Medical Imaging,Mammography Track, will provide a pathway ofprofessional growth for radiographers to advancetheir studies in medical imaging. The program willprovide the knowledge, skills, and abilities inleadership and mammography for graduates to workas leaders within medical imaging and function asvital members of the healthcare team.Student Learning Outcomes1. Develop the skills necessary to become a leaderwithin a diverse healthcare setting.2. Apply evidence-based research to contribute toexcellence in healthcare.3. Comply with advanced, current, and emergingpractices and technologies in a healthcaresetting.4. Use knowledge that supports advancedcertification in medical imaging.Curriculum PlanCredits Awarded Prior to Program StartCredential ARRT or NMTCB certification 45General Education CoursesTotal Credits Awarded Prior to StartCourseENG 210 English LiteratureHUM 2XX Humanities ElectiveMAT 160 Intro to StatisticsPHI 2XX Ethics ElectiveSSC 2XX Social Science ElectiveGE 3XX General Elective2021-2022 College Catalog, Addendum 12368Credit Hours333333Page 2
GE 4XX General Elective3HCA 410 Healthcare Informatics and Technology 3IPE 411 Interprofessional Education (IPE)3HCA 410 Healthcare Compliance and Accreditation 3HCA 420 Research Methods & Information Literacy 3HCA 430 Healthcare Delivery Models3MAM 300 Patient Care in Mammography2MAM 310 Image Production in Mammography3MAM 320 Anatomy, Physiology, and Pathology ofthe Breast2MAM 330 Mammography Procedures3MAM 340 Mammography Clinical Practicum Ɨ6Total Program Credits52Total Credits upon Graduation120Ɨ MAM 340 can be replaced with any two 400 levelHCA coursesNote: Qualified students may enter the BS MIprogram at any point and do not necessarily need totake courses in a prescribed sequence.BS MI Course Prerequisites: In order to enroll in allBS MI courses, students must be accepted into theBS MI Program or receive permission from the Dean.Note: Select courses may have additionalprerequisites.Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging (BS MI)Sonography TrackAbout Our ProgramThe Bachelor’s Degree Program in Medical Imaging,Diagnostic Medical Sonography Track, will provide apathway of professional growth for individuals withan Associate Degree or higher in an allied healthprofession to advance their studies in sonography.The program will provide the knowledge, skills, andabilities in leadership and sonography for graduatesto work as leaders within medical imaging andfunction as vital members of the healthcare team.Student Learning Outcomes1. Develop the skills necessary to become a leaderwithin a diverse healthcare setting.2. Apply evidence-based research to contribute toexcellence in healthcare.3. Comply with advanced, current, and emergingpractices and technologies in a healthcaresetting.4. Use knowledge that supports advancedcertification in medical imaging.Page 3Curriculum PlanCredits Awarded Prior to Program StartProfessional certificationGeneral Education CoursesTotal Credits Awarded Prior to Start452368CourseCredit HoursENG 210 English Literature3HUM/SSC 2XX Humanities/Social Science Elective 3MAT 160 Intro to Statistics3PHI 2XX Ethics Elective3IPE 411 Interprofessional Education (IPE)3HCA 410 Healthcare Compliance and Accreditation 3HCA 420 Research Methods & Information Literacy 3HCA 430 Healthcare Delivery Models3DMS 301 Introduction to Sonography3DMS 311 Sonography of the Abdomen4DMS 320 Obstetrical and Gynecological SonographyI3DMS 330 Sonography Lab I (180 hours)3DMS 340 Sonography Physics & Instrumentation 3DMS 350 Sonography of Superficial Structures &Other Procedures3DMS 360 Obstetrical and Gynecological SonographyII3DMS 370 Sonography Lab II (120 hours)2DMS 380 Sonography Clinical Practicum I (240 hours)4DMS 390 Sonography Clinical Practicum II (480hours)8DMS 400 Sonography Seminar & Review3DMS 410 Sonography Clinical Practicum III (360hours)6Total Credits upon Graduation137Bachelor of Science in Medical Imaging (BS MI)Prior Learning TrackAbout Our ProgramThe Bachelor’s Degree Program in Medical Imaging,prior learning track, will provide a pathway ofprofessional growth for radiographers, radiationtherapists, or nuclear medicine technologists thathave post-primary certifications to advance theirstudies in medical imaging. The program will providegraduates the knowledge, skills, and abilities to workas leaders within medical imaging and function asvital members of the healthcare team.Student Learning Outcomes1. Develop the skills necessary to become a leaderwithin a diverse healthcare setting.2021-2022 College Catalog, Addendum 1Maine College of Health Professions
2. Apply evidence-based research to contribute toexcellence in healthcare.3. Comply with advanced, current, and emergingpractices and technologies in a healthcaresetting.4. Use knowledge that supports advancedcertification in medical imaging.Curriculum PlanCredits Awarded Prior to Program StartCredential ARRT or NMTCB certification45General Education Courses23Prior Learning Credits10-18Total Credits Awarded Prior to Start78-86The following prior learning credits will be awardedfor post-primary or additional primary certifications:Bone Densitometry (BD)*10Computed Tomography (CT)18Interventional: Cardiac or Vascular (CI/VI)18Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MR)18Mammography (M)18Nuclear Medicine (N)18Radiation Therapy (T)18Sonography: Sonography, Breast, or Vascular(S/BS/VS)18* Two additional 400 level HCA courses needed fordegree completion.CourseCredit HoursENG 210 English Literature3HUM 2XX Humanities Elective3MAT 160 Intro to Statistics3PHI 2XX Ethics Elective3SSC 2XX Social Science Elective3GE 3XX General Elective3GE 4XX General Elective3HCA 410 Healthcare Informatics and Technology 3IPE 411 Interprofessional Education (IPE)3HCA 410 Healthcare Compliance and Accreditation 3HCA 420 Research Methods and InformationLiteracy3HCA 430 Healthcare Delivery Models3Total Program Credits36Total Credits upon Graduation120-122Note: Qualified students may enter the BS MIprogram at any point and do not necessarily need totake courses in a prescribed sequence.BS MI Course Prerequisites: In order to enroll in allBS MI courses, students must be accepted into theMaine College of Health ProfessionsBS MI Program or receive permission from the Dean.Select courses may have additional prerequisites.Academic CoursesHCA 300 Healthcare Marketing3 CreditsThis course will introduce students to marketingconcepts and components used within healthcareorganizations. Special attention is given to howcommunity relations impact healthcare marketing.The course will also explore the role that currentmarketing issues and trends play in the strategicplanning process. Prerequisite: Admission to BS in MIor BS in HCA program or permission of the DeanHCA 310 Human Resource Management inHealthcare3 CreditsThis course focuses on applying human resourcemanagement concepts within the healthcare setting.Students will explore legal, behavioral, andadministrative requirements necessary to optimizeorganizational performance. Prerequisite: Admissionto BS in MI or BS in HCA program or permission ofthe DeanHCA 320 Healthcare Administration Preceptorship I3 CreditsThis course offers students an opportunity to gain,hone, and apply administrative knowledge and skillswhile completing an approved work experiencewithin a healthcare environment. This course meetsonline weekly for a total of 15 hours. Students areadditionally required to complete a total of 120hours in the internship environment. Students mustsource and secure faculty approval for internshipsites. Prerequisite: HCA 411, HCA 430, Ethicselective, ENG 101, COM 101, PSY 101HCA 401 Healthcare Informatics and Technology3 CreditsThe focus of this course is to explore patient caretechnologies, information systems,telecommunication technologies, andcommunication devices that support the healthcareenvironment. Students will gain an understanding ofthe impact these information management systemshave on the healthcare team, delivery of care,efficiency and productivity, patient safety and healthoutcomes. Prerequisite: Admission to BS in MI or BSin HCA program or permission of the Dean2021-2022 College Catalog, Addendum 1Page 4
HCA 410 Healthcare Compliance and Accreditation3 CreditsThis course introduces healthcare compliance as anindustry. Students will explore the federal and statelaws that regulate the delivery and reimbursementpractices of the U.S. healthcare system. Students willinvestigate federal, state, and voluntary complianceprograms in healthcare settings. Prerequisite:Admission to BS in MI or BS in HCA program orpermission of the Dean.HCA 420 Research Methods and InformationLiteracy3 CreditsResearch methods and information literacy will bethe focus of this course. Topics will include researchterminology, literature searching, and literatureevaluation. This content is geared to increase anddisseminate intellectual inquiry, information literacyand the use of scholarly research methods.Prerequisite: MAT 160, Admission to BS in MI or BSin HCA program or permission of the Dean.HCA 430 Healthcare Delivery Models3 CreditsIn this course students will focus on various methodsof healthcare delivery in the United States. Studentswill discover barriers related to cost, quality, andaccess to healthcare. They will comparecharacteristics of healthcare in the U.S. withhealthcare systems in other countries. Students alsoinvestigate current and future issues and trends inhealthcare reform. Prerequisite: Admission to BS inMI or BS in HCA program or permission of the Dean.HCA 440 Financial Management in Healthcare3 CreditsThis course will engage students in the foundationsof financial management in delivery of healthcareservices. Topics will include the purpose andmethods of financial reporting in addition tofinancial risk, variances, and an overview of payermix models. Students also explore the financial,political, and economic aspects of healthcarefinance. Prerequisite: Admission to BS in MI or BS inHCA program or permission of the Dean.HCA 450 Risk Management in Healthcare3 CreditsThis course focuses on the complex issues andconcerns of healthcare administration as they applyto risk management. Students will explore thediverse tools, techniques, and theories as related toPage 5various stakeholders in a healthcare environment.Prerequisite: Admission to BS in MI or BS in HCAprogram or permission of the Dean.HCA 460 Leadership in Healthcare Administration3 CreditsStudents in this course will focus on why/howleadership, teambuilding, and change managementare vital components of all health care organizations.To promote an effective team, the healthcareprofessional must be able to lead within aninterdisciplinary team. Students will also focus onleadership principles to help create positive cultureand manage change. Prerequisite: Admission to BS inMI or BS in HCA program or permission of the Dean.HCA 470 Healthcare Strategy and Policy3 CreditsThis course offers a broad overview of healthcarestrategy and policy with focus on how economicforces, political trends, and changing social prioritiesinfluence policy development. Students will explorehow policy initiatives impact stakeholders.Prerequisite: Admission to BS in MI or BS in HCAprogram or permission of the Dean.HCA 480 Healthcare Administration Preceptorship II3 CreditsThis course offers students an opportunity to gain,hone, and apply administrative knowledge and skillswhile completing an approved work experiencewithin a healthcare environment. This course meetsonline weekly for a total of 15 hours. Students areadditionally required to complete a total of 120hours in the internship environment. Students mustsource and secure faculty approval for internshipsites. Prerequisite: HCA 320, 9 HCA credits at the 400level.IPE 411/NUR 411 Interprofessional Education (IPE)3 CreditsThe focus of this course is to examine the healthcareprofessional’s role as a member of the healthcareteam. Students will analyze current research todescribe the prevalence and outcomes offragmented healthcare and the benefits ofinterprofessional healthcare. Students will learnabout the roles of other members of the healthcareteam and will develop knowledge and skills ininterprofessional collaboration that can be used toimprove patient safety and healthcare outcomes.Prerequisite: Admission to BS in MI or BS in HCAprogram or permission of the Dean.2021-2022 College Catalog, Addendum 1Maine College of Health Professions
DMS 330 Sonography Lab I (180 hours) 3 DMS 340 Sonography Physics & Instrumentation 3 DMS 350 Sonography of Superficial Structures & Other Procedures 3 DMS 360 Obstetrical and Gynecological Sonography II 3 DMS 370 Sonography Lab II (120 hours) 2 DMS 380 Sonography Clinical Practicum I (240 hours) 4
Stanfield, Peggy. Introduction to the health professions. Title: Stanfield's introduction to health professions / Nanna Cross, Dana C. McWay. Other titles: Introduction to health professions Description: Seventh edition. Burlington, Massachusetts : Jones & Bartlett Learning, [2017] Preceded by Introduction to the health professions / Peggy S.
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