A practical challenge to be solved: Which standardized methods to assess safety and performance (example: IEC) can the MPE use in practice?

Importance and impact of the training module: IEC standards for the measurement of image quality were designed for use by manufacturers but there is a growing use in clinical environments too. With care these procedures can be adapted and undertaken by medical physicists on clinical systems indeed. IEC based methods of safety and detector performance will be re-viewed and applied on devices encountered in practice.

Lead: Dr. A. Mackenzie, prof. K. Young, RSCH (partner 8).

Module: 7

Online start: 1 June 2019

Face-to-face period: 14-16 Oct, 2019 with extensive e-learning part and possibility to register for the e-learning only

Online only option: Includes online content plus face to face content and online tutorial. Registration fee £450 (£240).

Location: Guildford, UK

Registration fee: £ 630

Reduced registration fee: £ 330

Reduced registration fees are available upon request for the first 6 applicants of one of the following countries (with a maximum of 2 participants per country): Albania, Belarus, Bosnia Herzegovina, Bulgaria, Croatiа, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Estonia, Greece, Hungary, Kosovo, Latvia, Lithuania, Macedonia, Moldova, Montenegro, Poland, Romania, Russia, Serbia, Slovakia, Slovenia, Turkey, Ukraine, UN list of least developed countries.

The registration fee covers the costs of the course.

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