Published August 2008
This document provides advice on the effective management of Medical Physics and Clinical Engineering services.
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Managing Medical Physics and Clinical Engineering Services
Published November 2008
These guidelines define the recommended minimum level of clinical scientist support required specifically for PET-CT based on a fixed site and performing FDG oncology studies only.
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Recommendations for Clinical Scientist support of PET-CT
Published July 2009
This document is issued by the Council of the Institute of Physics and Engineering in Medicine following advice from the Radiotherapy Special Interest Group.
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Recommendations for the Provision of a Physics Service to Radiotherapy
Published 1999
Produced by a working group of the Rehabilitation Engineering and Biomechanics Special Interest Group.
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Rehabilitation Engineering Services
Published March 1999
Clinical procedures involving either lasers or sources of non-coherent radiation. such as visible light, microwave, radiofrequency or ultra-violet radiation, play an increasingly important role in health care.
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The Clinical Scientist and the Safe Use of Lasers and Other Non-ionising Radiations
Published March 1999
Clinical Scientists, with their unique combination of technical expertise and awareness of clinical requirements, have played a major role in the development and implementation of diagnostic and therapeutic ultrasonic techniques in hospitals.
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The Role of the Clinical Scientist in Medical Ultrasound
Published November 2010
The primary role of the medical physicist or clinical engineer in the use and investigation of electromagnetic fields (EMFs) is to provide advice to the hospital management on any application affecting patient safety.
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The Role of the Medical Physicist and Clinical Engineer in the use and effects of Electromagnetic Fields in Hospitals