NTOLP
The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (RANZCOG) in conjunction with the Fetal Medicine Foundation (FMF) in the United Kingdom, has set up a process for certification in the 11-14 Week Scan to ensure that all those performing this ultrasound examination process have been adequately trained to do so and that high standards of performance are maintained by continuous education and audit. Members and non-Members - Course cost: $241.00 NOTE: If you have previously completed the NTOLP, please email the NT program for your login details if you do not have them. |
 |
Ductus Venosus
The DV online course provides an overview of the role of Ductus Venosus assessment in the first trimester, including imaging technique and potential pitfalls in image acquisition and interpretation. Members and non-Members - Course cost: $0.00 RANZCOG Members Please enter your 5 digit RANZCOG ID and password in to the login box on the front page. You do not need to register through the online store to access this course. |
|
Uterine Artery Pulsatility Index
First trimester assessment of the uterine arteries can be challenging in many women, with image and Doppler optimisation the key to successful screening. This online theory course describes the role of first trimester uterine artery PI measurements in the prediction of pre-eclampsia, as well as the criteria required to perform accurate measurements. Members and non-Members - Course cost: $0.00 RANZCOG Members Please enter your 5 digit RANZCOG ID and password in to the login box on the front page. You do not need to register through the online store to access this course. |
|
NTOLP
What is the Nuchal Translucency Online Learning Program (NTOLP)?
The NTOLP covers the following topics:
Principles of Screening
- Practicalities of NT Measurement and Nasal Bone Assessment
- NT and Chromosome Abnormality
- Biochemical Screening
- 12 Week Anomaly Scan
- Screening Test Results and Informed Choice
- Screening and Multiple Pregnancy
- Increased NT and Normal Chromosomes
Who should take this course?
All practitioners involved in antenatal care and first trimester ultrasound, including Radiographers, Sonographers, Obstetricians and Gynaecologists, General Practitioners, Midwives, Genetic Counsellors, etc…
How does this course work?
The program has been set up as a sequential set of self-contained topics which all follow a similar format:
- Pre-test. Start a topic by taking a pre-test.
- Concepts. Study the concepts that the topic sets out.
- Resources. Finish by taking a look at further resources related to the topic.
Each topic contains a number of pages. You can move through each topic by clicking on the arrows located at the top and bottom of each page.
To get back to the home page you can click on the ‘NTOLP Topics’ link at the top of each page.
There are no time restrictions around completing the NTOLP, you can study at your own pace. However, you will not be able to print a certificate until you have successfully completed the course. This includes submission of all 8 pre-tests and the post test (Topic 9), as well as studying the concepts for each topic. The certificates will then become available for Sonographers and RANZCOG Fellows in 10- Certificates of Completion. Please select the one appropriate to you.