Medical Physics Education and Clinical Training in Thailand.

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Abstract
Medical Physics education and clinical training should be available at the university with the attachment in clinical practice at department of radiology. The curriculum should cover physics in all three specialties of radiation oncology, diagnostic radiology and nuclear medicine. Anatomy and physiology for medical physicist, Radiation physics, Radiation dosimetry, Radiation Biology and Radiation Protection should be core subjects. Selected subjects, Medical Physics Seminar, Research Methodology and thesis are included in the curriculum.
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Authors Krisanachinda, Anchali;
Journal igaku butsuri : nihon igaku butsuri gakkai kikanshi = japanese journal of medical physics : an official journal of japan society of medical physics
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10.11323/jjmp.38.2_89
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