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61 Diagnostic Sonography Mission, Values, Goals and Outcomes

61 Diagnostic Sonography Mission, Values, Goals and Outcomes As part of the IU School of Medicine Radiology and Imaging Sciences Department, the Diagnostic Sonography Program is one of several imaging programs of the Radiologic and Imaging Sciences Programs (RISP) and is located on the Indiana University Indianapolis campus (IUI). The Bachelor of Science Degree in Diagnostic Sonography is designed to prepare competent entry-level sonographers in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains for the Abdominal Sonography-Extended or Adult Cardiac Sonography concentrations. Mission Statement The mission of the Indiana University School of Medicine (IUSM) Diagnostic Sonography Program is to advance health in the state of Indiana and beyond by providing quality education for its students and promoting excellence in the art and science of sonography. Guided by the Vision and Principles of IUSM, the Program strives to provide academic and clinical experiences that produce competent and compassionate sonographers with a commitment to the performance of quality imaging and the pursuit of lifelong learning. Values The Radiologic and Imaging Sciences Programs (RISP) faculty support the following values: - Student learning through the effective use of available educational opportunities including: - - Entry-level professional programs, advanced level educational programs, and continuing education offerings. - Diverse patient populations - Cultural competence - Broad spectrum of technology and health facilities. - Creative activity and research resulting from the collaboration of faculty and students. - Ethical behavior and professional integrity in addition to technical competence. - Civic engagement involved in collaborating with a variety of internal and external constituencies including health care facilities, professional organizations and IUI, School of Medicine and Health Professions Program departments. Goals for the Diagnostic Sonography Program - Graduates will be clinically competent - Graduates will demonstrate effective communication skills - Graduates will think critically and apply problem solving skills in a scanning environment - Graduates will demonstrate professional values - Graduates will have the knowledge of professional development opportunities - To prepare competent entry-level sonographers in the cognitive (knowledge), psychomotor (skills), and affective (behavior) learning domains for the Medical Sonography concentration. Outcomes for the Diagnostic Sonography Program At appropriate points during the sonography program, the student will be able to: - effectively perform diagnostic ultrasound procedures. (Psychomotor) - demonstrate appropriate knowledge of ultrasound procedures (Cognitive) - use effective oral communication skills with patients and clinical staff. (Affective) - demonstrate effective written communication skills (Cognitive) - think critically, and problem solve imaging str
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