Diagnostic Imaging in Oncology

The HCFMUSP complex has experienced in its healthcare practice the growing number of patients with neoplasms and the technological advances involved in the diagnosis and treatment of these diseases, which make it necessary for the constant development of the teams involved in the diagnosis and treatment of these patients.

The quality of diagnostic and follow-up tests plays a fundamental role in assessing individual needs for the definition of the therapeutic plan, which makes the activity a critical point for the quality of the care provided to the patient. In this context, the biomedical/technologist in radiology stands out, given the urgent need for their attributions and responsibilities in the face of acquiring complete and specific imaging exams to allow the correct

diagnosis.

The Specialization course in Diagnostic Imaging with an emphasis on oncology for biomedics and technologists is part of the institutional proposal to train biomedics and technologists in Radiology to treat patients undergoing diagnostic imaging, as well as to deal with all the recent technology that characterizes radiological equipment and procedures.

The continuity of postgraduate studies for biomedics and radiology technologists is a necessity, given the constant technological evolution of equipment, service protocols and procedures, evidencing that this course demonstrates its relevance and avant-garde position since there is currently no course aimed at this audience and with such characteristics in the market.

The HCFMUSP complex has experienced in its healthcare practice the growing number of patients with neoplasms and the technological advances involved in the diagnosis and treatment of these diseases, which make it necessary for the constant development of the teams involved in the diagnosis and treatment of these patients. The quality of diagnostic and follow-up tests plays a fundamental role in assessing individual needs for the definition of the therapeutic plan, which makes the activity a critical point for the quality of the care provided to the patient

.

In this context, the biomedical/technologist in radiology stands out, given the urgent need for their attributions and responsibilities in the face of acquiring complete and specific imaging exams to allow the correct diagnosis. The Specialization course in Diagnostic Imaging with an emphasis on oncology for biomedics and technologists is part of the institutional proposal to train biomedics and technologists in Radiology to treat patients undergoing diagnostic imaging, as well as to deal with all the recent technology that characterizes radiological

equipment and procedures.

The continuity of postgraduate studies for biomedics and radiology technologists is a necessity, given the constant technological evolution of equipment, service protocols and procedures, evidencing that this course demonstrates its relevance and avant-garde position since there is currently no course aimed at this audience and with such characteristics in the market.

Differentials

The specialization with an emphasis on diagnostic imaging in oncology for radiology and biomedical technologists carried out by the São Paulo State Cancer Institute — ICESP/HCFMUSP, has as its great differential its specialized teaching staff with extensive academic experience and professional experience, in addition to a modern pedagogical project that favors the role of the student through practical classes and an internship workload of more than 400 hours in the various modalities of radiology

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