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British Journal of Radiology (2005) 78, 631-633
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doi: 10.1259/bjr/18271241
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Limited ARSAC licence acquisition for radionuclide radiology

B G Conry, MRCP, DMRD, FRCR C W N Wetton, MRCP, FRCR and J J Flanagan, DMRD, FFR (RCSI)

Department of Nuclear Medicine, Pembury Hospital, Tunbridge Wells, Kent, UK

Radionuclide radiology faces a potentially crippling future manpower shortage. A combination of future retirement, few trainees and many currently unfilled posts threatens to limit future service delivery. The case is made for in-house modular training of existing consultants as the way forward for radionuclide radiology, allowing limited ARSAC licence acquisition. We propose this as a viable solution to the manpower problem in radionuclide radiology.






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