Webinar Series
EFOMP-EUTEMPE Webinars
Providing experts in the field of Diagnostic and Interventional Radiologic Physics with high-quality practical (EQF8) training is what the EUTEMPE team stands for. Unfortunately, COVID-19 is preventing us from doing this in the way we love: welcoming you to our facilities where you interact with our experts and gain practical experience, top level knowledge, skills and competencies. However, our aim of sharing our knowledge to help colleagues in our field grow as medical physicists has not changed!
We just needed to find other ways to do this! Hence, we are very happy to announce a series of EFOMP-EUTEMPE didactic webinars, followed by online masterclasses.
The webinars, which are free of charge, will be in a familiar format, introducing a specific subject by means of a presentation, with room for interaction with the lecturers.
The online masterclass for each topic will follow on a number of weeks after the original webinar. The masterclasses, which have a greater number of educational hours, will provide the opportunity to delve deeper into the subject, gaining a more comprehensive understanding of the topic and helping cement the knowledge gained.
We’re looking forward to seeing you online soon!
Organisers
Danielle Dobbe, Ruben van Engen, Paddy Gilligan, Efi Koutsouveli, David Lurie
email: webinars@efomp.org
Webinar videorecordings will be permanently accessible via EFOMP's elearning platform
1st EFOMP-EUTEMPE lecture
"Telling ain't teaching"
Danielle Dobbe, Dutch Expert Centre for Screening, Nijmegen, The Netherlands
Tuesday 13th, October 2020 13:00 CET
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Lockdown Webinars
The aim of these lockdown talks was to bring Medical Physicists closer together during the Covid-19 time and discuss new working arrangements and challenges in diagnosis and treatment, issues arising in our working environments, novel strategies applied and lessons learned that may improve our practices and services in the future.
Following on from EFOMP president's Marco Brambilla’s communication on the corona virus , it became clear that many physicists were having similar experiences in adapting their medical physics service in the covid Covid-19 era. It was also evident that sharing of good scientific knowledge and experience would help defeat the virus (or instead perhaps “would help in the fight against the virus”).
The webinars are organised by IAPM (Irish Association of Medical Physicists) and EFOMP with contribution from the Medical Physics societies of Germany, The Netherlands, Sweden and UK. Lectures have a duration of 45 minutes and 15 minutes discussion with audience interaction and polls.
Videorecordings will be permanently accessible via EFOMP's elearning platform
Organisers Paddy Gilligan, Efi Koutsouveli, David Lurie: webinars@efomp.org
6th Lockdown lecture
"The new normal for medical physics keeping yourself and your patients safe"
Martin Cormican, Consultant Microbiologist, National Clinical Lead for HCAI and AMR, Professor of Bacteriology at NUI Galway, Ireland
Tuesday 30th, June 2020 13:00 CET
5th Lockdown lecture
"Implementing a system for automated, remote quality assurance in CT, Radiography and Mammography"
Erik Tesselaar, Linköping University Hospital, Sweden - Liz Keavey, Irish Breast Screening Service, Ireland
Tuesday 12th, May 2020
4th Lockdown lecture
"Radiotherapy Physics during the pandemic: Short term changes and longer term possibilities"
Brendan McClean, St Luke’s Radiation Oncology Network, Ireland - Holger Wirtz, Lake of Constance Radiation Oncology Center, Germany
Tuesday 5th, May 2020
3rd Lockdown lecture
“SAR vs SARS, MRI and PPE in the time of COVID”
Nigel Davies, University Hospitals Birmingham NHS, UK - Niall Colgan, NUI Galway, Ireland - Cormac McGrath, Northern Ireland Regional Medical Physics Service, Ireland
Tuesday 28th, April 2020
2nd Lockdown lecture
“A primer on ventilators and organ support systems for medical physicists during the COVID crisis”
Fran Hegarty, New Children's Hospital, Ireland - Carola van Pul, Maxima Medical Center, Netherlands
Tuesday 21st, April 2020
1st Lockdown lecture
“Risk Assessment for Mobile Radiography Outside Intensive Care Units”
Lynn Gaynor, Beaumont Hospital, Ireland
Tuesday 14th, April 2020