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The training of medical physicists [PDF]

Physics Bulletin, 1970
At the present time there is a general world wide cutting back in the financing of pure nuclear physics research and a definite trend to extend scientific effort into the realms of the biological sciences. It is therefore worth while assessing the present arrangements for the training programs for scientists and, particularly in this article ...
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New diagnosis for medical physicists [PDF]

Physics World, 2000
Having read the letter from Ann Marks about the need for medical physicists to seek a new image (June p22), I am not clear to what extent she is aware of the uphill struggle medical physicists have already faced in trying to gain adequate recognition. She makes an interesting comparison with anaesthetists, pointing out that it is they – rather than the
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Radiomics in radiooncology – Challenging the medical physicist

Physica Medica, 2018
Noticing the fast growing translation of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies to medical image analysis this paper emphasizes the future role of the medical physicist in this evolving field. Specific challenges are addressed when implementing big data concepts with high-throughput image data processing like radiomics and machine learning in a ...
Tatyana Goldberg, Stephanie E. Combs, Jan J. Wilkens, Michael Bernhofer, Fridtjof Nüsslin, Daniel Cremers, Benedikt Wiestler, Burkhard Rost, Jan C. Peeken   +8 more
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Training of medical physicists in Russia

Biomedical Engineering, 1993
The paper shows the role and place of medical physicists in modern society, gives an analysis and recommendations on training such specialists in our country and abroad.
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The training of medical physicists

Physics Education, 1968
The history of medical physics is reviewed, from which it is seen that it is better described as the applications of physics to medicine. The work done by a physicist employed in a hospital is discussed together with the qualities, other than ability as a physicist, that he requires.
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Diagnostic medical physicists and their clinical activities

Journal of the American College of Radiology, 2004
The primary objective of this study was to obtain basic, descriptive information about medical physicists involved in diagnostic radiology-related activities, the diagnostic-related activities that they performed, and the time spent on these activities.A survey was sent to a randomly selected sample of 1511 medical physicists from July through October ...
Yasmin S. Cypel, Jonathan H. Sunshine, Jonathan H. Sunshine   +2 more
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A day in the life of a medical physicist

Physics World, 1989
I work in the medical physics department of a large teaching hospital. The department has several sections including radiotherapy, nuclear medicine and bioengineering which provide scientific support to help with the diagnosis, treatment and care of patients. My section is concerned with the radiation safety of hospital staff and patients.
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Radiation Biology for Medical Physicists

2017
This book is designed to convey as much information as possible in a concise and simple way to make it suitable for students, researchers and clinical medical physicists. Better meanings, codes and examples are included. Most of the basics are also covered for easy reference along with a glossary of objective-type questions.
Christina Armpilia, C. S. Sureka
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