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Isotope exploration is an in-depth imaging technique of most organs of the human body. It is therefore obvious that this field touches a multitude of disciplines. The training objectives for future nuclear medicine specialists are well structured and include a radio-clinical component, a technological component and training in radiation protection. Isotope imaging is not yet part of the training curriculum of a family physician.In the context of planning a training course and in order to ensure that the rightthe right remedy is applied to the right problem, thus ensuring maximum benefit forprofessionals and their organizations, we have opted for a training needs analysis witha training needs analysis with practicing physicians in order to develop recommendations for optimizing the training and learning programs of thetraining and learning programs in our institution's medical curriculum.institution.
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Dott.ssa HAMZA FatmaProfessore associato di Biofisica e Medicina NucleareCHU Habib BOURGUIBA, Sfax, TunisiaFacoltà di Medicina, Università di Sfax, Tunisia
