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Download of Statute and Rules of BSR.

Please for you sugestions and remarks on info@balkanradiology.org - until September 1, 2005.

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CME Course

CME Course - Digital Radiology Technologies
You can download program of CME Course BSR 2005.

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Continuing Medical Education and Professional Development

The European Association of Radiology (EAR) and the Union Européenne des Medicins Specialistes (UEMS) Radiology Section and Board have drawn up these guidelines to support the introduction of Continuing Medical Education (CME) and Continuing Professional Development (CPD) for radiologists in countries represented through their national societies of radiology and professional bodies. read more »

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Risk Management in Radiology

Risk is defined as a chance or possibility of danger or incurring loss or injury. It is recognised that harm may befall a patient even in the best hospitals and departments delivering the highest possible standards of care and the practice of medicine is often a process of balancing a risk against the efficacy of a diagnostic or therapeutic procedure. read more »

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Good Practice Guide for Radiologists

There is increasing demand for public accountability of doctors. Some European countries have created public agencies to review hospital standards and national medical regulating bodies have increased their involvement in setting and monitoring the standards of care of doctors.

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Trainning Charter for Diagnostic Radiology

Radiology involves all aspects of medical imaging which provide information about the anatomy, pathology, histopathology and function of disease states and interventional techniques for diagnosis and minimally invasive therapy involving image-guided systems.

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EAR Yellow Book

Training in Radiology.
The yellow book is now available for download.

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Radiology education programs pursue standardization

Although locations as geographically distinct as the Czech Republic and Hong Kong have accredited radiology training programs, most nations, especially those in the developing world, have no clear standards for evaluating radiology education. read more »

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