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- Title:
- Laser Safety (eLaser)
- Description:
- The Core of Knowledge is recognised by the UK Medical and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) as the minimum level of learning required by users of lasers, intense pulsed light and other optical radiation devices. The focus is on safety. The Core of Knowledge aims to protect users, patients and other persons present during laser treatment. This Core of Knowledge course consists of eight e-learning sessions (duration 4 hours) and an accompanying assessment, which cover the recommended syllabus (and more). The sessions in this course make extensive use of photographs, illustrations, animations and video to support the learning and contain hyperlinked references and next step suggestions to encourage further research. Completing each session and passing the accompanying assessment will enable learners to meet the initial training requirements of the UK Care Standards Act 2000 and a certificate of completion will be supplied.
- Created:
- 25 Jul 2014
- Last Major Update:
- 13 Oct 2014
- Keywords:
- plastic, aesthetic, reconstructive, surgery, e-learning, ISCP, core of knowledge, laser, intense pulsed light, IPL, light emitting diode, LED, radiofrequency, optical radiation, device, electromagnetic spectrum, wavelength, frequency, energy, power, fluence, tissue, interaction, absorption, transmission, scattering, reflection, refraction, photochemical, photothermal, photoablation, plasma induced ablation, photodisruption, health, safety, hazard, risk, phototherapy, photodynamic therapy, eye, protective, goggles, filters, skin, mechanical, acoustic, noise, electrical, chemical, dye, plume, fire, management, laser protection advisor, LPA, laser protection supervisor, LPS, operational laser protection supervisor, clinical laser expert, authorised user, education, training, administration, policies, risk assessment, local rules, adverse incident, near miss, laser controlled area, clinic, treatment room, warning, sign, label, key control, treatment, procedure, reporting, legislation
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- Title:
- Laser Safety (eLaser)
- Description:
- The Core of Knowledge is recognised by the UK Medical and Healthcare Products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) as the minimum level of learning required by users of lasers, intense pulsed light and other optical radiation devices. The focus is on safety. The Core of Knowledge aims to protect users, patients and other persons present during laser treatment. This Core of Knowledge course consists of eight e-learning sessions (duration 4 hours) and an accompanying assessment, which cover the recommended syllabus (and more). The sessions in this course make extensive use of photographs, illustrations, animations and video to support the learning and contain hyperlinked references and next step suggestions to encourage further research. Completing each session and passing the accompanying assessment will enable learners to meet the initial training requirements of the UK Care Standards Act 2000 and a certificate of completion will be supplied.
- Created:
- 25 Jul 2014
- Last Major Update:
- 13 Oct 2014
- Keywords:
- plastic, aesthetic, reconstructive, surgery, e-learning, ISCP, core of knowledge, laser, intense pulsed light, IPL, light emitting diode, LED, radiofrequency, optical radiation, device, electromagnetic spectrum, wavelength, frequency, energy, power, fluence, tissue, interaction, absorption, transmission, scattering, reflection, refraction, photochemical, photothermal, photoablation, plasma induced ablation, photodisruption, health, safety, hazard, risk, phototherapy, photodynamic therapy, eye, protective, goggles, filters, skin, mechanical, acoustic, noise, electrical, chemical, dye, plume, fire, management, laser protection advisor, LPA, laser protection supervisor, LPS, operational laser protection supervisor, clinical laser expert, authorised user, education, training, administration, policies, risk assessment, local rules, adverse incident, near miss, laser controlled area, clinic, treatment room, warning, sign, label, key control, treatment, procedure, reporting, legislation