UCD School of Medicine, Radiography and Diagnostic Imaging Section in collaboration with Mater Private Hospital and the IAPM present Invited Workshop - Managing radiation in the interventional cardiology and radiology lab now and in the future: Professor Stephen Balter PHD, Columbia University, New York
To raise awareness of our profession, the International Organization for Medical Physics (IOMP) celebrate every year, on November 7, the International Day of Medical Physics (IDMP). On that day in 1867, Marie Sklodowska-Curie, known for her pioneering research on radioactivity, was born in Poland.
This second event will take place on Wednesday 7th November 2018 from 2pm until 5pm in Seminar Room B&C, Mercer’s Institute for Successful Ageing (MISA), St. James’s Hospital. (http://misa.ie/about/directions/) As part of the workshop, we will be holding a round table / audience participation session where IAPM members can briefly present a question related to
The aim of this event is to encourage hospital sites with a cardiology and radiology department in situ to carry out MRI scans on patients with MR conditional pacemakers and ICDs in situ. The learning objectives of this event include: To have a complete understanding of the policies and procedures required to safely scan patient’s
Doctors who direct medical exposures (physically or clinically) have a statutory obligation under Statutory Instrument 478 of 2002 (Article 13.1) to attend a course in radiation safety recognised by the Medical Council. An approved training course has been organised by the Department of Medical Physics and Clinical Engineering, Tallaght University Hospital. Attendees who attend the
The EFOMP and EANM (The European Association of Nuclear Medicine) in collaboration with the Czech Association of Medical Physicists and the Department of Dosimetry and Application of Ionizing Radiation of Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague would like to invite you to the next ESMPE in Nuclear Medicine 2019.
Statutory Instrument 478 of 2002, (Medical Ionising Radiation Protection) is concerned with the protection of the patient undergoing medical examination or treatment. Article 13.1 of the Instrument, relating to ‘Specialists’, states: “The practical aspects for any medical radiological procedure or part thereof may be delegated by the practitioner to one or more individuals entitled to