Sentence examples for global radiology from inspiring English sources

Further studies are needed from future ECR meetings to consolidate our findings, enabling insight into the leading global radiology researchers of the future.

Centralized financing, quality, and standards mechanisms such as have been achieved with the WHO's 3 × 5 initiative for HIV/AIDS or the Green Light Committee for tuberculosis provide successful models for how global radiology access could be achieved.

A pivotal reason for this is the Atlantic Ocean or, to be more precise, the lack of a common global interventional radiology spirit across the ocean.

The International Summit was established by the European Society of Radiology ESRR) in order to intensify the collaboration of national and international radiological societies from outside Europe and to discuss selected subjects of global relevance in radiology at each European Congress of Radiology (ECR).

The International Forum (originally Summit) was established by the European Society of Radiology ESRR) in order to intensify the collaboration of national and international radiological societies from outside Europe and to discuss selected subjects of global relevance in radiology at each European Congress of Radiology (ECR).

The International Forum (formerly "International Summit") was established by the European Society of Radiology ESRR) in order to intensify the collaboration with national and international radiological societies from outside Europe and to discuss selected topics of global relevance in radiology at each European Congress of Radiology (ECR).

The International Forum is held once a year by the ESR and its international radiological partner societies with the aim to address and discuss selected topics of global relevance in radiology.

The International Summit is held once a year by the ESR and its national and international radiological partner societies from outside Europe with the aim to address and discuss selected subjects of global relevance in radiology.

The International Forum is held once a year by the ESR and its international radiological partner societies with the aim to address and discuss selected subjects of global relevance in radiology.

The objective was to exchange ideas and develop common strategies to improve and harmonise quality and safety in radiology on a global level.

The precise challenges for radiology may vary worldwide, but on a global level include the need to balance economic efficiency and 24-hour coverage with the need to ensure patient safety and maintain high quality.