Course Details

The course is aimed at advanced tasks connected with the use of statistical methods in data handling and interpretation. It covers the methods of inferential statistics most frequently used in the medical field, and the treatment of errors in surveys and uncertainties in radiation protection. The focus is on worked examples

This e-learning event was accredited by EBAMP (European Board of Accreditation for Medical Physics) with 28 CPD credits and is intended for practicing clinical Medical Physicists who are involved in data management and research. 

Content

• Experiment design: Hypothesis testing, Sample Size determination for different study designs.
• Reproducibility of different observers; Agreement between two methods of clinical measurement.
• Evaluation of a diagnostic test– Sensitivity, specificity, diagnostic accuracy, ROC methods.
• Applied regression analysis. Analysis of variance, Analysis of Covariance, multiple regression, logistic regression.
• Survival analysis – Relative risk, odds ratio. Survival curves with Kaplan Meyer; Log-rank test; Cox models.
• Biases and errors in surveys.
• Uncertainty in radiation protection.

 Course structure

The course is structured in 13 hours of video-lectures, selected from those given live during the 3 ESMPEs on Statistics held in Prague and Athens. You can watch and listen to each video as many times as you like. Before each lecture there is a list of “learning objectives”, which you must demonstrate that you have assimilated in order to obtain the CPDs.

 Tutorship and Forum

A discussion forum and an online tutor are available to participants, who can post questions in the forum for everyone or specifically for the tutor, Dr Marco Brambilla, the scientific chair, who is available to answer any doubts or questions. Give him maybe a few days, but he will definitely answer you.

 Final exam

The final exam is mandatory. CPDs credits are obtained by passing the final multiple-choice exam, which will be presented to you when you have attended the entire 13-hour video lectures package. Questions and answers are randomized. The exam has a minimum score of 75%, you can retake it 3 consecutive times, but if you fail you have to retake the course. You then have 2 more attempts to pass the exam.

 Organisers

Brendan McClean (Chair of the School)

Marco Brambilla (Scientific Chair)

Veronica Rossetti (Chair of Education and Training Committee)

 Details

This comprehensive course delves into the crucial contributions of medical physicists in shaping and ensuring the success of clinical trials. From trial design and leadership to quality assurance in imaging and radiotherapy trials, participants will gain valuable insights into optimizing trial data, implementing findings into daily practice, and navigating the evolving landscape of AI in clinical research. Led by esteemed experts in the field, this course offers a unique opportunity for dialogue, debate, and collaborative learning.This one-day event will be accredited by EBAMP (European Board of Accreditation for Medical Physics) as CPD event for Medical Physicists at EQF Level 8.

Faculty

Christian Rønn Hansen Odense University Hospital, Denmark

Loredana Marcu University of Oradea, Romania

Ane Appelt University of Leeds, UK

Lorenzo Mazzoni USL Toscana Centro, Pistoia, Italy

Camilla Panduro Nielsen Odense University Hospital, Denmark

Jesper Grau Eriksen Aarhus University Hospital, Denmark

• EFOMP overview
• Structure & Mission
• Current activities, challenges and opportunities
• Getting involved
• Questions
• We will record webinar 

The Hellenic Association of Medical Physics (HAMP) and the Medical Physics Unit of the 2nd Dept. of Radiology, Medical School, National and Kapodistrian, University of Athens would like to invite you to an online workshop in non ionizing and ionizing radiation against COVID-19.  The workshop will be organized as a 3 hours virtual meeting and will be held on 9th July 2021, 16:30-19:50 CEST. It  aims at presenting the main aspects regarding the use of ionising and non ionising radiations against SARS CoV2 and Covid19.  Specifically, the workshop includes an introductory session on SARS cov2, followed by a session on the use of non ionizing radiation for protection purposes against the coronavirus.  The third session focuses on the use of ionizing radiation for diagnostic and treatment purposes in the fight against Covid19. This one-day event is accredited by EBAMP (European Board of Accreditation for Medical Physics) as a CPD event for Medical Physicists at EQF Level 7 and awarded 11 CPD credit points. 

HAMP Organizers: Pola Platoni, Efstathios Efstathopoulos, Ioannis Seimenis, Efi Koutsouveli

The European Federation of Organisations for Medical Physics (EFOMP)1 is an umbrella organization for 36 National Member Organisations which together represent around 10000 medical physicists and clinical engineers working in the field of medical physics. Supporting bodies of EFOMP are its 6 advisory committees, the European School for Medical Physics Experts (ESMPE), the European Journal of Medical Physics (EJMP), Working Groups and Special Interest Groups (SIGs).

The first EFOMP SIG (Radionuclide Internal Dosimetry / SIG_FRID) was officially created in February 2021. The SIG_FRID is a permanent structure with an objective to create a network of medical physicists working in radionuclide dosimetry and fulfil the need for networking, education, research and professional exchanges in this field.

EFOMP SIG_FRID organised the 1^st EFOMP Symposium on Molecular Radiotherapy Dosimetry in Athens, Greece from November 9^th to November 11^th 2023. The Symposium gave the opportunity:

• to review and share ongoing developments in radionuclide imaging and dosimetry;
• to consider how personalised treatments may improve effectiveness at a time of rapid expansion of theragnostics and molecular radiotherapy
• to discuss networking and synergies within a multi-disciplinary community at a time of challenge and opportunity.

This event brought together, for the first time, 180 physicists and clinicians with a strong interest in molecular radiotherapy. Scientific aspects concerning imaging, internal dosimetry and radiation protection was discussed in addition to clinical practice. A main aim of the meeting was to share experience and resources. It has been an opportunity for stakeholders to build networks, to discuss how to move forward and to establish close working relationships between academia, the clinic and industry.

The Symposium was hosted by the Hellenic Association of Medical Physicists and the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens. Its structure was composed of an Organising and Scientific Committee and within the programme there were 8 regular sessions , 3 ePoster sessions, 2 Continuous Professional Development (CPD) sessions, a Round table and a Sponsor Session. EFOMP policy statement NO. 19: Dosimetry in nuclear medicine therapy – Molecular radiotherapy 2 was officially presented here.

This abstract book contains the abstracts of the 1st Symposium on Molecular Radiotherapy Dosimetry. All studies were presented as oral communications during the event and were also available during the meeting.

This event has been accredited by the European Board for Accreditation in Medical Physics (EBAMP) as a CPD event for Medical Physicists at EQF Level 7^” and has been judged to have 19 hours of educational experience, which, according to the EBAMP protocol is equivalent to 27 CPD points (Accreditation Code for the event is: APP00249).

The EFOMP in collaboration with EURADOS, IRPA, the Kaunas University of Technology and the Lithuanian Association of Medical Physics and Biomedical Engineering organised ESMPE school in Individual dosimetry in medical applications 2021.

The school is a 1-day satellite Workshop before and in conjunction with the 15th International Conference “Medical Physics in the Baltic States 2021», which will be held on 5-6 November 2021 in Kaunas, Lithuania.

The school will be aimed at advanced tasks connected with staff dosimetry in medical applications. The school will cover all the aspects related to the establishment of a programme of individual monitoring for workers in medical facilities.

The workshop PET-CT " PET-CT Molecular Imaging: physics, advances & clinical applications" took place virtually on February 6, 2021 in the memory of our colleague and member of the Hellenic Association of Medical Physics (HAMP) board Maria Kotzasarlidou, who lost the fight with COVID-19 in December 2020.

The educational event is jointly organised by the Medical Physics Unit of the University of Athens, the Hellenic Association of Medical Physicists and is supported by the European Federation of Organisations for Medical Physics

The EFOMP, EANM (The European Association of Nuclear Medicine) and COCIR (The European Coordination Committee of the Radiological, Electromedical and Healthcare IT Industry) 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 present the  ESMPE e-learning course on Nuclear Medicine 2020. 

During the course advanced tasks connected to molecular imaging related to methods, detector technology and the main physics aspects of multimodal PET and SPECT imaging systems, patient dosimetry and optimization are discussed.

This edition is jointly organized by EFOMP, ESMIT and COCIR. Lecturers identified by COCIR will give insides on the new scientific trends for novel PET and SPECT equipments.

The first day is dedicated to SPECT, the second to PET, the third is both.  New developments of digital PET are presented. In the first two days in the morning scientific lectures from Physics prospective are presented and later scientific lectures by Industry 

This two-and-half day event were accredited by EBAMP (European Board of Accreditation for Medical Physics) and is intended for practicing clinical Medical Physicists who are involved in the Nuclear Medicine Imaging field. 

Organizers: Adriaan Lammertsma , Stefaan Vandenberghe (Scientific Chairs), Alberto Torresin (Chair of the School) ,Jaroslav Ptácek, Tereza Hanušová (CAMP)

e-learning editing :  AVC-ČVUT, z.s. and Christos Alexakos (EFOMP Web Master)

e-learning supervisor : Alberto Torresin

The Czech Association of Medical Physicists in collaboration with EFOMP and Department of Dosimetry and Application of Ionizing Radiation of Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague would would like to present the ESMPE e-learning course on the EFOMP School for Medical Physics Experts - Prague, Summer 2013. 

The school will be aimed at advanced tasks related to PET/CT - from specification of PET/CT system properties to image reconstruction, fusion and evaluation. This two-and-half day event will be an EFOMP accredited one and is intended for practicing clinical Medical Physicists who want to become a Medical Physics Expert in Nuclear Medicine.

EFOMP and ESMPE hugely wish to thank all the speakers who  have dedicated and shared some of their  valuable and precious  time to the success of this experience for the  benefit and professional growth of our MPE Community. We look forward to welcoming them again.

Organizers: Jaroslav Ptacek, Martin Steiner (Czech Republic) Carmel Caruana, Marco Brambilla, Alberto Torresin, Peter Sharp, Stelios Christofides (EFOMP)

e-learning editing:  Jaroslav Ptáček, Alberto Torresin

e-learning supervisor: Alberto Torresin

The EFOMP in collaboration with EURADOS, the University of Novi Sad and the Serbian Association of Medical Physics (SAMP) would like to invite you to the next ESMPE in out of field doses and associated risks of cancer in Radiotherapy. 

The school will be organized as a 1-day satellite Workshop on the 19th October before and in conjunction with the 11th Alpe Adria meeting, which will be held in Novi Sad, Serbia. 

The school will be aimed at advanced tasks connected with patient dosimetry in Radiotherapy. The school will cover all the aspects related to the establishment of a programme of assessment of out-of- field doses during a radiotherapy treatment. 

The event will be in a hybrid format. All lecturers will give their talks on-site in Novi Sad but participants can choose if they want to attend the school on-site or online.

This course has been accredited by EBAMP (European Board of Accreditation for Medical Physics) as a CPD event for Medical Physicists at EQF Level 8 and has been judged to have 6 hours of educational experience, (including 1 hour of interactive discussion) which, according to the EBAMP protocol is equivalent to 14 CPD points. It is intended for practicing clinical Medical Physicists who are involved in dosimetry in radiotherapy and in patient radioprotection. it will be live-streamed.  

Content

• Epidemiology of second cancer Dosimetry of non target doses 
• Estimation of out-of-field doses 
• Out-of-field doses in pediatric patients
• Contribution of imaging to out-of-field doses 
• Risk estimations in out-of-field doses  

Organisers 

Brendan McClean, (Chair of the School)  

Marco Brambilla (EFOMP)  and Liliana Stolarczyk  EURADOS  (Scientific Chairs) 

Borislava Petrovic (SAMP), Efi Koutsouveli (EFOMP) 

EFOMP, in collaboration with the Czech Association of Medical Physicists (CAMP) and the Department of Dosimetry and Application of Ionizing Radiation of the Faculty of Nuclear Sciences and Physical Engineering, Czech Technical University in Prague invite you to the next ESMPE on 13^th-15^th July 2023.

The school will be aimed at different aspects of Stereotactic Body Radiotherapy (SBRT), from basics to treatment imaging and planning to motion management, quality assurance and image guidance. Moreover, it will cover current hot topics, such as Cardiac SBRT (radioablation) and FLASH. And finally, attendees should get to know what the role of medical physicists in clinical SBRT trials is.

This two-and-a-half day event is intended for practicing clinical Medical Physicists who are involved in SBRT and is accredited by EBAMP (European Board of Accreditation for Medical Physics) as a CPD event for Medical Physicists at EQF Level 8. The event has been judged to have 15 hours of educational experience, which, according to the EBAMP protocol is equivalent to 23 CPD points. As in past school editions, there will be an optional examination at the end for those seeking a higher level of certification beyond attendance. Attendees who also successfully pass the exam obtain an extra 8 CPD points for a total of 31 CPD points.

ESMPE have decided this event will be in a hybrid format. All lecturers will give their talks on-site in Prague but participants can choose if they want to attend the school on-site (limited number of participants) or online, it will be live-streamed.

Please note: All times shown are in CET

Content

Introduction to and Requirements for SBRT

Clinical Trial Involvement and Audits

Patient Preparation and Imaging

Treatment Planning

Quality Assurance

Treatment Delivery

Special Machines and Techniques

Final exam

The final exam is voluntary. Participants can gain additional credits when successfully pass the test.

Organisers

Brendan McClean (Chair of the School), Efi Koutsouveli (EFOMP Vice President)

Oliver Blanck, Serenella Russo (Scientific Chairs)

Jaroslav Ptáček, Tereza Hanušová (CAMP)

EFOMP jointly with COCIR would like to invite you to the next ESMPE in Hybrid Approaches in Radiation Therapy. The school will be organized as a 2-day virtual meeting, which will be held on 12^th–13^th October 2021.

The school will be focused on therapies and devices using hybrid concepts in which the classical radiation therapy is nowadays fused with a second approach to establish the current treatment standard. The aim will be presenting the background, practical methodology, state-of-the-art and future developments. All of the lectures will be delivered live (i.e. not pre-recorded).

This two-day event has been accredited by EBAMP (European Board of Accreditation for Medical Physics) as a CPD event for Medical Physicists at EQF Level 8 and awarded 23 CPD credit points. The school is intended for Medical Physicists Experts who wish to expand their knowledge in hybrid radiation therapy approaches. Certificates of attendance will be issued to those who attend the whole course.

Content

• Radiation therapy concepts
• Image guided radiation therapy (IGRT)
• Adaptive radiation therapy (ART)
• Surface guided radiation therapy (SGRT)
• Brachytherapy

Organisers

Alberto Torresin (Chair of the School),

Christoph Bert and Jose Perez-Calatayud (Scientific Co-Chairs)

Efi Koutsouveli and Thomas Amorgianiotis (EFOMP online platforms)
 

EFOMP would like to invite you to the next ESMPE in Particle Therapy: State of the art and future developments. The school will be organized as a 2-day virtual meeting, which will be held on 10th-11th December 2020.

The school will be focused on the Medical Physics aspects of Particle Therapy and will be aimed at presenting the state-of-the-art and future developments in Particle Therapy.

This two-day event will be accredited by EBAMP (European Board of Accreditation for Medical Physics) as a CPD event for Medical Physicists at EQF Level 8 and is intended for Medical Physicists Experts who wish to expand their knowledge in Particle Therapy. Certificates of attendance will be given to those who attend the whole course.

The school will be aimed at improving the skills in the ­field of the inverse planning for IMRT and VMAT in daily clinical practice.

This one day satellite meeting will be held in conjunction with the 2nd European Congress of Medical Physics and teaching sessions covering the main topics of inverse planning will provide the background for live exercises using clinical cases.

The event will be accredited by EBAMP (European Board for Accreditation in Medical Physics) and is intended for practising clinical Medical Physicists who are involved in radiotherapy treatment planning.

Topics:

• Objective functions for IMRT planning: physical and biological optimization
• Practical IMRT/VMAT planning
• Knowledge Based treatment planning
• Managing tradeoffs in radiation therapy: the multicriteria optimization

EFOMP and ESMPE hugely wish to thank all the speakers who  have dedicated and shared some of their  valuable and precious  time to the success of this experience for the  benefit and professional growth of our MPE Community. We look forward to welcoming them again.

Organizers: Brendan McClean (Scientific Chair), Gianfranco Loi, Eva Samsøe, Marco Brambilla (Chair of the School)

e-learning editing :  Alberto Torresin and Christos Alexakos (EFOMP Web Master)

e-learning supervisor : Alberto Torresin

The school aims to present the draft EFOMP Digital Breast tomosynthesis Quality Control Protocol with opportunities for discussion and feedback. This feedback will be taken into account in the final version of the protocol.

This one-day event will be accredited by EBAMP (European Board of Accreditation for Medical Physics) as CPD event for Medical Physicists at EQF Level 8 and is intended for practicing clinical Medical Physicists who are involved in mammography/digital breast tomosynthesis.

Organisers

Ruben van Engen Dutch expert Center for screening, Nijmegen, The Netherlands

Ioannis Sechopoulos Radboud university medical center and Dutch expert Center for screening, Nijmegen, The Netherlands

Niall Phelan BreastCheck, Dublin, Ireland

Alistair Mackenzie National Co-ordinating Centre for the Physics of Mammography, Guildford, UK

Nick Marshall University Hospitals Leuven, Belgium

Valentina Ravaglia Medical Physics Department, AUSL Romagna, Italy

The EFOMP and COCIR (The European Coordination Committee of the Radiological, Electromedical and Healthcare IT Industry) 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 present the  ESMPE e-learning course on Computed Tomogaphy.

The school will be aimed at advanced tasks connected with Computed Tomography. The school will cover the main physics aspects of the CT technology, Dosimetry and Optimization.

This edition is jointly organized by EFOMP and COCIR. Lecturers identified by COCIR will give insides on the technical solution adopted by manufacturers in the relevant fields of CT dose reduction and optimization.

This two-and-half day event will be accredited by EBAMP (European Board of Accreditation for Medical Physics) and is intended for practicing clinical Medical Physicists who are involved in Computed Tomography. As in last year’s school, there will be an optional examination at the end for those seeking a higher level of certification beyond attendance.

EFOMP and ESMPE hugely wish to thank all the speakers who  have dedicated and shared some of their  valuable and precious  time to the success of this experience for the  benefit and professional growth of our MPE Community. We look forward to welcoming them again.

Organizers: Jaroslav Ptácek, Tereza Hanušová (Czech Republic), Mika Kortesniemi (Scientific Chair), Marco Brambilla (Chair of the School)

e-learning editing :  Alberto Torresin and Christos Alexakos (EFOMP Web Master)

e-learning supervisor : Alberto Torresin

EFOMP in collaboration with the Czech Association of Medical Physics (CAMP) would like to invite you to the next ESMPE on 8^th-10^th February 2024.

The school will be aimed at advanced tasks connected with the use of uncertainty analyses and statistical methods in data handling and interpretation. The school will cover the methods of inferential statistics most frequently used in the medical field in the first day, and the treatment of errors an uncertainties in medical imaging, radiation dosimetry, radiomics and epidemiology in the following days. The focus will be on worked examples.

This two-and-half day event will be accredited by EBAMP (European Board of Accreditation for Medical Physics) and is intended for practicing clinical Medical Physicists who are involved in data management and research. There will be an optional examination at the end for those seeking a higher level of certification beyond attendance.

ESMPE have decided this event will be in a hybrid format. All lecturers will give their talks on-site in Prague but participants can choose if they want to attend the school on-site (limited number of participants) or online, it will be live-streamed.

Content

• Sample Size determination. Sample size determination for different study designs
• Evaluation of a diagnostic test – Sensitivity, specificity, diagnostic accuracy, ROC methods
• Applied regression analysis. Analysis of variance, Analysis of Covariance, multiple
• regression, logistic regression
• Survival analysis – Relative risks Odds ratio. Survival curves with Kaplan Meyer; Log-rank
• test; Cox models
• Reproducibility and repeatability in radiomics.
• Errors an uncertainties in radiation dosimetry – Theory of error and uncertainty analysis:
• Type A and B uncertainty, assessment of the quality of a measurement or calculation.
• Agreement in Radiotherapy – How to assess agreement in Dose distributions and Volume

Organisers

Brendan McClean (Chair of the School)

Marco Brambilla (Scientific Chair)

The school will be aimed at advanced tasks connected with the application of statistics in Medical Physics.

This one day satellite meeting will be held in conjunction with the 2nd European Congress of Medical Physics and will cover the methods most frequently used in medical statistics.

The event will be accredited by EBAMP (European Board for Accreditation in Medical Physics) and is intended for practising clinical Medical Physicists who are involved in data management and research.

EFOMP and ESMPE hugely wish to thank all the speakers who  have dedicated and shared some of their  valuable and precious  time to the success of this experience for the  benefit and professional growth of our MPE Community. We look forward to welcoming them again.

Organizers: Marco Brambilla (Scientific Chair and Chair of the School), Peter Sharp

e-learning editing :  Alberto Torresin and Christos Alexakos (EFOMP Web Master)

e-learning supervisor : Alberto Torresin

The aim of the series of talks was to bring Medical Physicists closer together during the Covid19  first and second wave in 2020, discuss new working processes and practices, issues arising in our working environments, share approaches to providing physics services through the pandemic, define novel strategies and prepare ourselves for the challenges to come. 

Following on from EFOMP president's Marco Brambilla’s communication on the corona virus in March 2020, it became clear that many physicists were having similar experiences in adapting their medical physics service in the Covid19 era. It was also evident that sharing of good scientific knowledge and experience would help defeat the virus (or instead perhaps “would help in the fight against the virus”).

The webinars are organised by IAPM (Irish Association of Medical Physicists) and EFOMP with contribution from the Medical Physics societies of Germany, The Netherlands, Sweden and UK. Lectures have a duration of 45 minutes and 15 minutes discussion with audience interaction and polls.

EFOMP Organizers: Paddy Gilligan, Efi Koutsouveli, David Lurie.

Ane Appelt is a qualified clinical medical physicist in the radiotherapy department at St James's University Hospital, Leeds and an associate professor at the University of Leeds.  She is involved in numerous clinical trials of new radiotherapy treatment strategies and is currently leading a multicentre, competitively funded, randomised dose-escalation trial. She is principal investigator or co-investigator on active grants worth over £5.2 million.

Her research interests include: Quantitative radiation oncology; Optimisation of radiotherapy for anorectal and lung cancer patients and for re-irradiation; Innovative treatment strategies for rectal cancer, including non-surgical treatment & Design and conduct of clinical trials.

Lorenzo Nicola Mazzoni is a medical physics expert and radiation protection expert currently working at the Medical Physics Unit of Prato-Pistoia, AUSL Toscana Centro, in Italy. He started his research in statistical mechanics applied to protein models, and then moved to the field of medical physics, dealing with quantitative medical imaging, particularly MRI, and radiation protection in hospital settings.

He is a lecturer in various safety and training courses and has been teaching the master's program in magnetic resonance at the University of Florence for many years. He is currently a member of the EFOMP European and International Matter committee, a member of the ECMP 2024 scientific committee, the EFOMP representative to the ICRP, and a member of the ICRP TG 127.

EC-SIG ECMP 2024 warm-up webinar "Working in Industry – tips for the medical physicist"

Lecturers-Panelists

Jim O’Doherty, Siemens Medical Solutions, Malvern PA, United States

Department of Radiology and Radiological Sciences, Medical University of South Carolina, Charleston, United States

Radiography & Diagnostic Imaging, University College Dublin, Dublin, Ireland

The European Congress of Medical Physics 2024 Warm Up webinar presents "Funding opportunities for Medical Physics Research"

Lecturers-Panelists

Prof. Dr. Christoph Hoeschen, Professor, Chair 'Medical Technical Systems'  and acting Head of Institute for Medical Technology, Faculty for Electrical Engineering and Information Technology, Otto-von-Guericke University, Magdeburg, Germany

Dr. Csilla Pesznyák, Associate Professor at Budapest University of Technological Economics Hungary, National Institute of Oncology, Centre of Radiotherapy,  Budapest, Hungary

National Institute of Oncology, Centre of Radiotherapy, Budapest, Hungary

President of European Nuclear Education Network (ENEN)

Live Q&A session for SIG_FRID webinars on the basics of dosimetry

Scientific meeting ‘Radiobiology for radionuclide therapy & dosimetry’

'Radiobiology in radionuclide therapy: necessity when determining the dose-effect relationship'

'Biologically driven dosimetric modelling: bridging the gap between radionuclide therapy and radiotherapy'

'Are dose constraints resulting from EBRT directly transferable to radionuclide therapy?'

Lecturers-Panelists:

Julie Nonnekens, Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Giulia Tamborino, Erasmus Medical Center, Rotterdam, The Netherlands

Lidia Strigari, IRRCS University Hospital of Bologna, Italy

This webinar focuses on the scope of the Early Career/Young professionals

1. Patient dosimetry and introduction to virtual imaging trials (VITs) for quality assessment and optimization in dental CBCT imaging;
2. Quality assurance of CBCT devices in Belgium

This webinar has been accredited by EBAMP as a CPD event for Medical Physicists and has been granted 10 CPD points at EQF Level 8. The Accreditation Code for the event is APP00311.

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