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International Conference on Integrated Medical Imaging in Cardiovascular Diseases (IMIC-2022)

Participate in a unique conference. Do not miss the chance to interact with experts from around the globe. Exchange your knowledge as a professional with other professionals on Cardiovascular Diseases.

Although the deadline for abstracts has already passed, abstracts can still be accepted until end of next week
(9 September 2022) by submitting directly to P.Hettiarachchi@nulliaea.org.

The information on IMIC-2022 is also available here.


The 5th Conference on Ionising Radiation Detection and Quality Control in Diagnostic Radiology, Radiotherapy and Nuclear Medicine (September 5-8, 2022)

“The 5th Conference on Ionising Radiation Detection and Quality Control in Diagnostic Radiology, Radiotherapy and Nuclear Medicine” organized by the Provincial Sanitary-Epidemiological Station in Rzeszow in cooperation with Qualymed, under the patronage of the National Center for Radiation Protection in Health Care, the Central Laboratory of Radiation Protection and the journal “Medical Engineer and Physicist”, will be held on September 5-8, 2022 in Klimkowka near Rymanow.

The conference topics are mainly addressed to employees of the State Sanitary Inspection, employees of the research laboratories, medical physicists, medical engineers and radiographers, as well as other professional groups interested in issues related to ionising radiation.

The conference program can be downloaded here.

Detailed information for participants is available on the organizers’ websites: PSES in Rzeszow and Qualymed.

We cordially invite you to participate in the conference!


ICARST 2022 conference organized by the International Atomic Energy Agency on August 22-26, 2022

The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) is organizing the Second International Conference on Applications of Radiation Science and Technology (ICARST-2022), following the success of the first ICARST in 2017.

The ICARST-2022 conference will provide a unique opportunity to achieve the following specific objectives:

– to review key developments in the applications of radiation science and technology as well as the „state of the science” in this field;

– to review national, regional and global initiatives for implementing proven industrial applications that lead to socio-economic benefits and strengthen capacity building in Member States; and

– to serve as a composite platform through which industry and academia can foster new initiatives for ensuring the success of radiation technologies in meeting the emerging challenges in various areas.

A series of plenary sessions will address the topics of the conference, and the conference programme will include invited keynote speakers from academia and industry, giving oral presentations and participating in panel discussions. In addition, poster sessions will be organized to allow ample time for discussion and interaction among participants. Finally, a closing round table session will review the main conclusions drawn in the plenary sessions and will summarize recommendations for the future development of radiation sciences and technologies.

This conference will focus on applications of radiation science and technology, which is a multidisciplinary area covering many branches including radiation-related physics, chemistry, materials science, biology, engineering and industrial applications.

The conference will be held as an in-person event, with the possibility of remote connection.

  • Persons who would like to follow the conference without actively taking part and without registering can do so via the Live Video Stream, which will be made available on the conference website: https://www.iaea.org/events/icarst-2022


Recording of lecture on radiology referral guidelines (iRefer) and clinical decision support software (CDS)

We cordially invite you to watch the lecture entitled „A case for the effective use of iRefer radiology referral guidelines and clinical decision support software to help improve patient care and health system efficiencies” by Yash Chitale from The Royal College of Radiologists and Martin Kepa from MedCurrent Corporation, delivered at the PJOMED 2022 conference in Lodz, Poland, on June 6, 2022.

The lecture is available on the NCRPHC youtube channel: https://youtu.be/KrP-SQcTfn0


Report from the 13th National Conference “Ionising Radiation in Medicine” PJOMED 2022

The 13th National Conference “Ionising Radiation in Medicine” PJOMED 2022 took place on 6-7 June 2022 in the hybrid format: at the Didactic and Conference Centre of the European Institute in Łódź and online – on a dedicated web platform. Modern format of the PJOMED 2022 Conference enabled active participation in discussions and the exchange of experiences and views on the subject-matter at hand. All lectures were translated simultaneously. Online participants could follow live streaming and choose the interpretation channel (English or Polish).

Honorary Patrons of the event were: the Minister of Health, the President of the National Atomic Energy Agency, National Consultant for radiology and diagnostic imaging, National Consultant for nuclear medicine, the President of the Polish Society of Nuclear Medicine, and the President of the Polish Medical Society of Radiology.

The PJOMED conference is a cyclical event organised by the National Centre for Radiation Protection in Health Care and aims to raise awareness of the use of ionising radiation in medicine.

This year’s edition of the conference covered the following topics, among others: ethics for radiation protection in medicine: fundamentals and international developments; online tools in the form of a dedicated guidelines website (iRefer) available free of charge for all physicians and clinicians to select the appropriate imaging test for a specific clinical case as well as clinical decision support software (CDS); the role of the IAEA to promote safe use of ionising radiation in medicine; perspectives of clinical internal dosimetry; breast cancer prevention programme. The event also addressed the topic of unintended and accidental exposure as well as current medical exposure in Poland. The system of clinical audits in Poland was presented with respect to the Act Atomic Law and previous experience. Traditionally, the conference program included a panel on the experiences of quality control laboratories. In reference to the current geopolitical situation in Europe and the ongoing military operations in Ukraine, the topic of radiation hazards resulting from armed conflicts was also raised.

The event was attended by speakers from Poland and other countries. Lectures were delivered, inter alia, by: Jenia Vassileva from International Atomic Energy Agency; Jim Malone from Trinity College St James’s Hospital, Robert Boyle Foundation, Dublin;  Yash Chitale from The Royal College of Radiologists in London, Martin Kepa from MedCurrent Corporation, Canada, Karol Łyskawiński from Radiation Emergency Centre, National Atomic Energy Agency, Paweł Kukołowicz  from Maria Sklodowska-Curie National Research Institute of Oncology.

Dariusz Kluszczyński, Director of the National Centre for Radiation Protection in Health Care gave the opening speech and read the letter addressed to the participants of the Conference by the Minister of Health. The introduction speeches were given by Adam Wieczorek, Vice President of Łódź, by Leszek Królicki, National Consultant for nuclear medicine and, on the second day, by Krzysztof Składowski, National Consultant for Radiation Oncology.

PJOMED 2022 conference was attended by more than 150 persons. Participants included supervisors who perform and supervise medical radiology procedures, i.e. physicians, electro-radiology technicians and medical physicists as well as the employees of the State Sanitary Inspection, radiation protection inspectors, employees of accredited laboratories, representatives of: Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine, Health Department of the Lodz Voivodeship Office, academic units from Lodz  and representatives of health care units from all over the country. The invitation to participate in the conference was also accepted by, among others: Paweł Masiarz, Deputy Director of the Department of Innovation, Ministry of Health; Tadeusz Nierebiński, Chief Sanitary Inspector of the Polish Army; Maciej Ratajczak, Deputy Director of Department of Environmental Hygiene, Chief Sanitary Inspectorate; Jerzy Walecki, National Consultant for radiology and diagnostic imaging; Andrzej Cieszanowski, President of the Polish Medical Society of Radiology; Andrzej Kołodziejczyk, President of the Polish Society of Nuclear Medicine; Piotr Grzelak – Voivodeship Consultant in radiology and diagnostic imaging, Janusz Dąbrowski – Voivodeship Consultant in nuclear medicine.

The Organising Committee of the 13th National Conference “Ionising Radiation in Medicine” PJOMED 2022 expresses its gratitude to all Conference participants. We are grateful for your interest and positive reception of the event and invite to the next 2023 edition!


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