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Join us for the 5th European Congress of Medical Physics (ECMP) in Munich, Germany, hosted by EFOMP!
- Date: Sep 11 - 14, 2024
- Location: Munich, Germany
- Qaelum booth: 17
Explore cutting-edge medical physics advancements, including AI and new imaging techniques, and discover Qaelum's Solutions:
- DOSE: radiation dose management software empowers healthcare providers to monitor and optimize radiation dose levels, ensuring patient safety and regulatory compliance.
- CONTRAST: enables healthcare professionals to monitor and optimize the usage of contrast agents during medical imaging procedures, enhancing patient care and reducing costs.
- CT Repeat: identifies and analyzes unnecessarily repeated CT scans, helping healthcare facilities improve efficiency, reduce unnecessary radiation exposure, and optimize resource utilization.
- Radiography Quality Insights: optimizes radiography practices by analyzing exposure and reject rates, enhancing image quality, and promoting consistency.
- MRI Efficiency: assists radiology departments in streamlining workflow processes and maximizing the utilization of MRI scanners, resulting in improved patient throughput and enhanced productivity.
- FORMS: simplifies data collection by providing intelligent digital forms and automated notifications, enabling healthcare professionals to gather accurate information efficiently and streamline administrative processes.
- US Efficiency: optimizes ultrasound utilization and performance through comprehensive data analytics and actionable insights.
Don't miss out on this opportunity to learn and network! See you there!
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Don't Miss Our Abstracts at ECMP 2024
Scanning beyond the defined protocol: how often does it happen and what is the impact on dose?
by Noelia Solís1, Anna Romanyukha2, Marisa Chapel1, José Ángel Merino1, Ángel Forner1, Niki Fitousi2
1 Hospital Universitario de Toledo, Toledo, Spain
2 Qaelum NV, Leuven, Belgium
ECMP2024_Scanning_beyond_the_defined_protocol_how_often_does_it_happen_and_what_is_the_impact_on_dose.pdf
Variation in scan settings within two standard protocols and its impact on organ dose
by Anna Romanyukha, Noelia Solís, Marisa Chapel, José Ángel Merino, Ángel Forner, Niki Fitousi
ECMP2024_Variation_in_scan_settings_within_two_standard_protocols_and_its_impact_on_organ_dose.pdf
Don’t miss this opportunity to network, learn, and explore the future of medical physics. See you in Munich!