Translation of "Médecin radiologue " (French → English) :

(49) Practical aspects of medical exposure procedures means the physical conduct of a medical exposure and any supporting aspects including handling and use of medical radiological equipment, and the assessment of technical and physical parameters, including radiation doses, calibration and maintenance of equipment, preparation and administration of radio-pharmaceuticals, and image processing as carried out by, among others, radiographers and technicians in nuclear medicine and radiotherapy;

The PASSPORT project (Patient-Specific Simulation and Pre-Operative Realistic Training) makes a uniquely accurate "virtual liver" available to physicians based on medical images sent by the radiologist to a PASSPORT online service, which helps surgeons decide whether they should or not operate.

each breast centre shall operate under the direction of a highly qualified physician who specialises in breast disease, while the multidisciplinary team shall consist of physicians experienced in and performing only breast surgery, together with radiologists, oncologists, pathologists, nurses and radiographers who also specialise in breast disease, as well as a data manager,

each breast centre shall operate under the direction of a highly qualified physician who specialises in breast disease, while the multidisciplinary team shall consist of physicians experienced in and performing only breast surgery, together with radiologists, oncologists, pathologists, nurses and radiographers who also specialise in breast disease, as well as a data manager,

For example, in so far as they are regulated in the host Member States, the professions of doctor, dentist, pharmacist, veterinary surgeon, architect, nurse, midwife, engineer, accountant, tax consultant, physiotherapist, radiologist, psychologist, sports instructor, tourist guide, surveyor, estate agent, electrician and hairdresser will be covered.

However, some specialists, such as psychiatrists, are paid by sessions, others (pathologists, radiologists) are usually employed by hospitals (Crichton, 1990, 69).> This system has been identified as one factor in health expenditures is rising significantly higher than the overall population increase < $FCrichton, 1990, 121; Lamarche, " The Crisis of Health Services in Canada" 1994, 12.> Witnesses< $F" The position of the College of Family Physicians of Canada is not so much for more funding, but for better distribution .We believe that the fee-for-service system does not reward family physicians appropriately for the type of care th ...[+++]ey provide best, including palliative care" (Dr. Perkin, 23:10)" .