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2017 AAPM Annual Meeting - Session: Advanced Training of Medical Physicists beyond North America


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 International Resources and Programs for Medical Physicists for Training in Radiation Protection
Madan Rehani, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
madan.rehani@gmail.com


Handout(s): 127-35583-425554-126859-2089795410.pdf
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All videos in this session:
Importance of Continuous Advanced Training of Medical Physicsts Worldwide - Eugene Lief, PhD VA Medical Center
AAPM's Endeavors to Support Advanced Training of Medical Physicists in Low and Middle Income Countries - Yakov Pipman
EUTEMPE-NETWORK High Level Courses for Training of Medical Physicists in Europe - Virginia Tsapaki, Konstantopoulio General Hospital
Experience From a EUTEMPE-RX Module On Dose Management of Pregnant Patients, Pregnant Staff and Pediatric Patients in Diagnostic and Interventional Radiology - John Damilakis, PhD University of Crete
Watching →International Resources and Programs for Medical Physicists for Training in Radiation Protection - Madan Rehani, PhD Massachusetts General Hospital
International Medical Physics Education and Training Needs Over the Next 20 Years - Jacob Van Dyk, DSc Western University
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