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Activities
Activities
The Federation aims to run an extensive Education Programme for developing countries, both on-site and on-line. The WFNMB works with member societies (e.g. SNMMI and EANM) to offer educational programmes, products and information to help individual nuclear physicians stay current and provide the best possible nuclear medicine practice to the public.
Primary Strategies:
Assume responsibility for management of some regional/national workshops to assure continuity and educational quality.
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Offer educational resources online
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Work with the SNMMI, EANM, IAEA and others to support distribution of relevant educational materials worldwide
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Provide educational materials for developing countries (e.g., free copies of journals), primarily via the Internet
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Encourage companies to support establishment of permanent QA labs for teaching
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Form partnerships with existing entities to develop educational resources that don’t duplicate what already exists
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Guidelines: Disseminate established Guidelines for developing countries, taking into account practice differences between various countries, to enhance the appropriateness of practice, improve the quality of nuclear medicine, lead to better patient outcomes, improve cost-effectiveness and identify required areas of research
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Website: In addition the website will be indicating the scope of our activities. One of our constant and major efforts with the website will be to stimulate and encourage communication among colleagues and their societies. It is our hope that this site will grow to be a major link for all nuclear medicine professionals.
Call for Action!
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Journey of WFNMB & its Member Countries: Fusion & Scintillation
Editors: G. Gnanasegaran, L. Louw, J. Prior, F. Lamoureux, S.Frangos
Responsible person on behalf of WFNMB: Gopinath Gnanasegaran
We would be grateful if our member societies could contribute a chapter about their society (1000-1500 words).
By contributing to this book, we are not just documenting our journey, but also creating a legacy for the future generation to remember and cherish. Each society's story is a vital part of this legacy.
The chapter should cover
1. History of your society and their founders
2. Historical landmarks/achievements since the inception of the society
3. Current Members/Membership, the structure of leadership, Annual meetings, etc
4. Residency/training program in Nuclear Medicine for physicians, physicists, techs, radio pharmacists, etc.
5. Current state of diagnostic and therapeutic nuclear medicine (number of departments, SPECT and PET cameras, procedures and therapies performed).
6. Current trends/Challenges
7. Memorable photos (5-10) and interesting facts
8. Table: Historical landmarks (year and Landmarks)
9. References
Deadline for submission: 15th December 2024
Kindly mail your chapters to: gopinath.gnanasegaran@nhs.net
​​Upcoming Event(s)
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WHO Webinar "Improving diagnosis for patient safety in medical imaging"
17 September 2024 (12:00 – 13:30 CEST)
We would like to announce the WHO webinar on Improving diagnosis for patient safety in medical imaging, to be held on 17 September 2024 (12:00 – 13:30 CEST), the 2024 World Patient Safety Day.
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If you are interested in the webinar, please go to the WHO webinar announcement to receive more detailed information about the agenda.
The link for registration is on the website and/or you can click here to register yourself for the webinar.