About the Radiology Masterclass
Thank you for visiting the Radiology Masterclass!
Profile
The Radiology Masterclass is a long term education project, devised and edited by Dr Graham Lloyd-Jones (BA MBBS PCME MRCP FRCR).
Graham's background prior to studying Medicine was in Graphic Design, graduating from Bristol Polytechnic in 1991, approximately one month before the first ever internet page was published!
After graduating in Medicine at Imperial College, and training in post-graduate medicine in West London, Graham trained as a Radiologist in the Wessex region. He now works as a Consultant Radiologist at Salisbury NHS Foundation Trust. It was while working as a Specialist Registrar that this website was conceived.
Can you help?
The Radiology Masterclass is growing. Your comments are vital to its development. If you are from a UK medical school and would like to act as the Radiology Masterclass representative for your college, please get in contact.
If you have particular skills in web development, or an interest in the use of websites in medical education then please get in contact.
Web standards
The Radiology Masterclass seeks to comply with W3 Consortium web standards. It is principally aimed to be compliant with up-to-date versions of FireFox, Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Opera, and Safari browsers. The appearance of some pages may differ in each of these browsers. A broadband connection is recommended as some pages contain multiple high quality images.
Web design
The Radiology Masterclass is principally designed using XHTML and CSS. The web design principles employed are simple - few words, meaningful illustration, ease of navigation, and high standard content.
This website contains valid XHTML
Web accessibility
At present the Radiology Masterclass does not have a web accessibility policy, but the aim is to develop this in due course. If you are a UK medical student with a disability, and have found skills in radiology difficult to learn because of your disability, then please do get in contact.
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Disclaimer
Use of the Radiology Masterclass website is no substitute for formal medical training. The Radiology Masterclass takes no responsibility for lack of exam success and advises adherence to local advice regarding standards required within a formal medical education curriculum. Where local advice differs from methodology proffered in this website, local advice must be adhered to.The Radiology Masterclass does not guarantee that data referring to clinical guidelines is up to date. No clinical decision should be made based on material in this website, reference to senior clinical opinion and knowledge gained from wider medical education is always required. The Radiology Masterclass does not offer medical advice and if asked to do so via the contact form is not obliged to respond.