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Title: EUTEMPE-RX, an EC supported FP7 project for the training and education of medical physics experts in radiology
Authors: Bosmans, Hilde
Bliznakova, Kristina S.
Padovani, Renato
Cristofides, Stelios
van Peteghem, Nelis
Tsapaki, Virginia
Caruana, Carmel J.
Vassileva, Jenia
Keywords: Medical physics -- Study and teaching -- Europe
Interventional radiology
Medical physics
Issue Date: 2015
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Citation: Bosmans, H., Bliznakova, K., Padovani, R., Christofides, S., van Peteghem, N., Tsapaki, V.,…Vassileva, J. (2015). EUTEMPE-RX, an EC supported FP7 project for the training and education of medical physics experts in radiology. Radiation Protection Dosimetry, 165(1-4), 518-522.
Abstract: The core activity of the medical physics expert (MPE) is to ensure optimal use of ionising radiation in healthcare. It is essential that these healthcare professionals are trained to the highest level, defined as European Qualifications Framework for Lifelong Learning (EQF) level 8 by the European Commission’s Radiation Protection Report 174 ‘Guidelines on the MPE’. The main objective of the EUTEMPE-RX project is to provide a model training scheme that allows the medical physicist in diagnostic and interventional radiology (D&IR) to reach this high level. A European network of partners was brought together in this FP7 EC project to ensure sufficient expertise in all aspects of the subject and to create a harmonised course programme. Targeted participants are medical physicists in D&IR in hospitals, engineers and scientists in medical device industries and officers working in regulatory authorities. Twelve course modules will be developed at EQF level 8, with radiation safety and diagnostic effectiveness being prevalent subjects. The modules will combine online with face-to-face teaching using a blended learning approach.
Description: This project was funded by the European Commission. It was granted E 1 658 000 after successful application to the 2012 FP7 EC call for European fission training schemes (EFTS) in ‘Nuclear fission, safety and radiation protection’. The grant agreement number is 605298.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar//handle/123456789/17989
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