Musculoskeletal Anatomy free online course aims to engage the students with medical and primary science faculty to learn about Musculoskeletal injuries. Moreover, during this course, participants will meet the Harvard Medical School Clinical Skills Center to attract the initial patient encounter and physical test by an orthopedic surgeon. Additionally, participants will perform the interactive gross anatomy, histology, and radiology learning programs for the case. Is including observing actual dissections in the Harvard Medical School anatomy laboratories revealing and explaining the human anatomy related to each clinical case. Above all, after case learning session completion, participants will evaluate pertinent radiology images, commit to tentative diagnosis from a list of differential diagnoses, and support the patient to the virtual operating room.

Read the course details:

• Course developer: Harvard University
• Course organizer: edX
• Duration: 7 weeks (3 to 6 hours weekly)
• Subject: Medicine
• Level of study: Intermediate
• Instruction language: English
• Video transcript: English
• Type of course: self-paced
• Price: Free with limited access, for full access & shareable certificate you have to pay $139.
• Free access to this course will expire on: October 8, 2022

Course instructors:

• Trudy Van Houten, radiology instructor at Harvard Medical School.
• Michael Parker, Harvard Medical School, associate dean for online learning
• Alexander Bick, M.D, Ph.D., a clinical fellow in medicine

What participants will learn?

• Musculoskeletal anatomy resources and fundamentals
• Radiology procedures
• Structures of anatomical relevant to five common injuries

How to apply?

Interested people can join online

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To learn more about Musculoskeletal Anatomy free online course of Harvard University, please refer to edX’s website.

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