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Message
from the Chair of the Board of
Directors
As
Chair of the ESR Board of Directors, it is my
pleasure to provide you with a short update of
our society’s ongoing activities since ECR 2017.
Our Board of Directors held its first meeting of
the current working year at the beginning of
April. An important item on the agenda was to
follow up matters resulting from the leadership
meetings with our member and partner societies,
which were held during ECR 2017. The next
meetings of the ESR Board of Directors and the
Executive Council are scheduled for the beginning
of June in Salzburg, Austria.
To
read all about what we have been up to, please
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European
Radiology Experimental - open for
submissions
Don’t
forget that our new journal, European Radiology
Experimental, is open for submissions! Click here
to submit your articles and go on www.er-x.org to
find out more about the aims and scope of the
journal!
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Latvia’s
Adaptation of the ESR European Training
Curriculum for Radiology
Dr.
Atis Svare, Chair of the ESR RTF Subcommittee,
explains how the Latvian Radiology Training
Curriculum was adapted to the ESR Training
Curriculum for Radiology. By presenting and
explaining the adaptation process, Dr. Svare
wishes to reach out to other national societies
and encourage them to follow Latvia’s
example.
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EBR:
20% discount for training
institutions!
The
EBR is happy to announce a 20% discount to all
training institutions which acquire five or more
EDiR examination seats!
All heads of
department and institutional representatives
interested in receiving further information can
contact Violeta Iranzo, Executive Manager of the
EBR.
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EU
Affairs
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Radiation
Protection
EuroSafe
Imaging is pleased to collaborate with other
continental radiation protection campaigns, as
for example, AFROSAFE and calls for the use of
new concepts and technologies to promote
radiation protection in Africa. Read more here. |
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Benefits
of the Digital Imaging Adoption Model
(DIAM)
Imaging
departments will have a number of benefits from
a DIAM assessment. All participating departments
receive individual reports highlighting current
gaps, recommendations for improvement of the
current IT system, as well as information on
regional and international benchmarks. These
insights can be used for individual planning,
internal and external purposes. The standard
assessment includes the DIAM score and gap
report, and is completely free of charge. Read
more here! | |
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