Education
NEW ISR Educational Global Outreach Effort
GO RAD: Global Outreach Radiology
GO RAD is a new global outreach program developed by the International Society of Radiology. The purpose is to reach out to and advance radiology education throughout a global radiology community by aggregating current, practical, radiology literature with content targeted and dedicated to developing nations and underserved populations.
Each month you will find open (free) access to a growing collection of selected, current, practical, radiology articles, courtesy of the ISR and some of the world's most prestigious radiology journals. We sincerely hope that you find this effort of great value. Please tell your colleagues!
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Vacancy Notice 
Vacancy in the Essential Health Technologies Department at WHO
Deadline for application: 21 October 2009
Duty Station: Geneva Switzerland
OBJECTIVES OF THE PROGRAMME :
To collaborate with Member States in the development of medical imaging policies, strategies or programmes to improve population coverage, safety and quality of medical imaging services, as needed. To work with academic, professional and other stakeholders in providing recommendations and guidelines to improve medical imaging services and facilities, finding innovative approaches, like digitalization, teleradiology, and diagnostics in the point of care, to increase service delivery, professional capacity building and reach the patients needs.
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Complete DVD
The Imaging of Tropical Diseases
The International Registry of Tropical Imaging serves as a worldwide archiving and retrieval source for imaging studies involved in the diagnosis of over 60 parasitic and infectious, neoplastic and other diseases affecting over 2 billon people in the tropical and subtropical regions of the globe.
Developed from 1700 page - 2500 illustration textbook and copyright by P.E.S. Palmer and M.M. Reeder. This DVD is not for sale and may not be reproduced in any format without permission.
The DVD was developed by the Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences, Bethesda, Distributed jointly by the American College of Radiology, the RSNA, and the International Society of Radiology.
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Health InterNetwork Access to Research Initiative
HINARI - good strategy for developing countries
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International Osteoporosis Foundation and European Society of Musculoskeletal Radiology
Osteoporosis - New interactive CD and website for radiologists
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International Commission on Radiation Protection (ICRP)