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About this book
Global Medical Physics: A Guide for International Collaboration provides essential guidance for medical physicists and other healthcare professionals seeking to collaborate internationally in clinical, educational, and research settings.
With the growing interest in global health initiatives, this book addresses the complexities of working across diverse healthcare environments, particularly in low-resource settings. It explores the increasing role of medical physicists in international education, training, and research collaborations, emphasizing the importance of cultural competence, ethical considerations, and overcoming technological barriers.
Features:
· Explores the expanding role of medical physicists in global health education, training, and research
· Examines challenges in cross-cultural collaboration, including ethical concerns, technological limitations, and language barriers
· Discusses the rise of "big data" and artificial intelligence applications in international medical physics
· Provides practical strategies for successful global health partnerships, including guidelines for Short Term Experiences in Global Health (STEGH)
· Includes contributions from 34 experts across 21 countries, representing diverse perspectives from both high- and low-resource settings
· Features clear chapter objectives and summaries, with key recommendations compiled into a separate reference guide
· Developed as an open-source resource to ensure accessibility for professionals in lower-income regions
This book is an essential resource for medical physicists at all career stages, including graduate students, residents, educators, and experienced professionals. It is also valuable for healthcare providers, researchers, and policymakers interested in global health initiatives, fostering effective international collaborations in medical physics.
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Table of contents
- Cover
- Half-Title
- Title
- Copyright
- Dedication
- Contents
- Preface
- Acknowledgements
- About the Editor
- Contributors
- Chapter 1 Introduction to Global Medical Physics
- Chapter 2 Challenges and Opportunities for Global Collaboration
- Chapter 3 Building Global Inter-Institutional Collaborations
- Chapter 4 Opportunities for Global Collaboration in Radiation Oncology: The Radiation Planning Assistant as a Case Study
- Chapter 5 Global Collaborations with Industry
- Chapter 6 Sustainability in Global Collaborations
- Chapter 7 Career Paths in Medical Physics with a Global Health Perspective
- Chapter 8 Mentoring in a Global Context
- Chapter 9 Global Collaboration: Successes and Barriers
- Chapter 10 Education and Training Specific to Global Collaborative Activities
- Chapter 11 Advocacy and Science Diplomacy in Support of International Collaborations
- Chapter 12 The Role of Information Computer Technologies (ICTs) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Global Collaborations
- Chapter 13 Global Collaboration on Data Sharing
- Chapter 14 Global Collaborations: The European Council for Nuclear Research (CERN) Perspective
- Chapter 15 Ethical Considerations in Global Interactions
- Chapter 16 Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion (EDI) in the Global Medical Physics Context
- Chapter 17 Global Collaboration Organizations
- Chapter 18 International Collaborations: Summary and Recommendations
- Index