This section focuses on the professional workforce comprised of the primary medical
specialties that utilize ionizing radiation in their practices. Those discussed include the …

Objectives An electronic training programme (ETP) was developed for interpretation of
images during routine clinical use of the PET amyloid imaging agent [18 F] flutemetamol …

Nuclear medicine in the United States has grown because of advances in technology,
including hybrid imaging, the introduction of new radiopharmaceuticals for diagnosis and …

This article is based on the New Horizons lecture delivered at the 2016 Radiological Society
of North America Annual Meeting. It addresses looming changes for radiology, many of …

Background Nuclear medicine (NM) is a multidisciplinary field. Its overlap with nuclear
radiology (NR) creates unique training considerations, opportunities, and challenges …

Abstract The International Society for Strategic Studies in Radiology held its 9th biennial
meeting in August 2011. The focus of the programme was integrated diagnostics and …

Following up on the recommendations of the ACR/SNM Task Force on Nuclear Medicine
Training, the respective leaderships convened Task Force II. Its charge is to develop realistic …

The American Board of Nuclear Medicine (ABNM) was recognized as an independent
medical specialty board in 1971 and was the first conjoint board of the American Board of …

The growth in nuclear medicine, in the past decade, is largely due to hybrid imaging,
specifically single-photon emission tomography-computed tomography (SPECT-CT) and …

Rationale and Objectives In 2010, the American Board of Radiology (ABR) approved a new
16-month nuclear subspecialty training pathway within a standard 48-month Accreditation …