Education and training of medical physicists in south East Asia: Accomplishments and challenges
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2011
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John Cameron has made significant contributions to the field of Medical Physics. His contributions encompassed research and development, technical developments and education. He had a particular interest in the education of medical physicists in developing countries. Structured clinical training is also an essential component of the professional development of a medical physicist. This paper considers aspects of the clinical training and education of medical physicists in South-East Asia and the challenges facing the profession in the region if it is to keep pace with the rapid increase in the amount and technical complexity of medical physics infrastructure in the region. |
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University of Malaya, Faculty of Medicine, Department of Biomedical Imaging (Radiology) |
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http://www.biij.org/2011/3/e23/e23.pdf Thomas, Brian (2011) Education and training of medical physicists in south East Asia: Accomplishments and challenges. Biomedical Imaging and Intervention Journal: a multidisciplinary open access online journal, 7(3), e23. |
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Faculty of Science and Technology; Physics |
Palavras-Chave | #110300 CLINICAL SCIENCES #John Cameron, Education, Clinical Training, Medical Physics, South East Asia |
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Journal Article |