Hybrid training in nuclear medicine: where are we going to?

Stokkel, Marcel P. M.; Owers, Emilia C

doi:10.1007/s00259-023-06223-2

Eur J Nucl Med Mol Imaging

2023

DOI: 10.1007/s00259-023-06223-2

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Hybrid training in nuclear medicine: where are we going to?

Marcel P. M. Stokkel

Emilia C Owers

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“…by the introduction of hybrid systems (SPECT or PET combined with CT, and PET combined with MRI). Because both nuclear medicine physicians and diagnostic radiologists are involved in the performance of these techniques, a proposed solution was the establishment of joint training programs for hybrid imaging, currently available in only some countries (2).…”

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Debating the Future of Nuclear Medicine: The Greek Experience

Georgoulias,

Angelidis,

Koukouraki

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J Nucl Med

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TO THE EDITOR: We read with great interest the recent editorial by Graham regarding the progressive staffing shortage experienced by nuclear medicine in the United States (1). As the authors noted, the shortage is associated with inadequate production of well-trained nuclear medicine physicians during the last 2 decades. Interestingly, this workforce problem can be closely linked to a trend in hiring-in both academic programs and the private sector-diagnostic radiologists with minimal nuclear medicine training (1 y) instead of nuclear medicine physicians (1). Consequently, nuclear medicine has been considered a less attractive specialty by medical students, in parallel with a drop in the quality of applicants for nuclear medicine residency.Notably, in some countries, such as Greece, nuclear medicine is a separate discipline, whereas in other parts of the world, such as the United States, nuclear medicine studies can also be performed by diagnostic radiologists. This heterogeneity has been reinforced

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Debating the Future of Nuclear Medicine: The Greek Experience

Georgoulias,

Angelidis,

Koukouraki

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J Nucl Med

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Debating the future of nuclear medicine in the light of hybrid imaging applications

Georgoulias

Koukouraki

Koutsikos

2023

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Hybrid training in nuclear medicine: where are we going to?

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Debating the Future of Nuclear Medicine: The Greek Experience

Debating the Future of Nuclear Medicine: The Greek Experience

Debating the future of nuclear medicine in the light of hybrid imaging applications

Powering the engine of nuclear medicine: insights from the next generation congress (Milan, 2024)

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