| Wednesday, 08 April 2009 |
| Clinical Indications codes PET-CT Board 2009 pdf |
| Monday, 09 March 2009 |
UK PET-CT Advisory Board & Department of Health Final Version February 2009 View pdf |
| Thursday, 05 February 2009 |
With the rapid expansion of clinical PET-CT in the UK there is an urgent need for guidance on the (state-registered) clinical scientist (CS) support required to deliver the service safely, effectively, in compliance with all relevant regulations, and to the necessary standards set by professional bodies, including ‘Standards for delivering a PET service in the UK’ (Report of the Intercollegiate Standing Committee on Nuclear Medicine, in ‘PET-CT in the UK’, RCR 2005). 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. A ‘fixed site’ is a unit where the scanner is permanently installed in a building, and does not include permanently sited mobile units. Additional and specialist scientific and engineering support will be needed where units are operating their own cyclotrons and/or undertaking research. This may be provided in partnership with manufacturers and academic units. This document has been prepared by a group of clinical scientists from across the UK with extensive experience in PET-CT. View full document pdf |
| Monday, 19 January 2009 |
UK PET-CT Advisory Board Committee for Indications for PET-CT January 2009 Download pdf |
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