Objective: To acquire a complete set of diagnostic quality views to answer the following protocol based clinical questions, 'Is there a shoulder joint or bursal effusion and is the shoulder joint enlocated?'. Expected Learning Outcomes: 1. Demonstrate effective use of an ultrasound machine 2. Optimise an ultrasound image 3. For the following, recognise the normal ultrasound anatomy and describe them using sonographic teminology: - Posterior glenohumeral joint and the LHB sheath - Subacromial and subdeltoid bursa Learning Strategies: - Hands-on practical scanning on real volunteers and simulators using a maximum ratio of 1 tutor to 4 students - Didactic presentations - Online video, powerpoints and directed reading - Case study submissions including images, with detailed constructive and honest feedback by a dedicated tutor - Peer group support forum moderated and assisted regularly by skilled tutors. Benefits of Learning Outcomes: - Expedited patient management pathways - Improved patient outcomes - Reduced healthcare costs through improved management, choice of further testing and base knowledge of ultrasound applications and reports Faculty: -Only experienced highly skilled ultrasound practitioners (Sonographers) and clinical specialists are employed to conduct the education program.