Formación profesional de tecnólogos en medicina nuclear para la gestión de desechos radiactivos.

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Title: Formación profesional de tecnólogos en medicina nuclear para la gestión de desechos radiactivos.
Alternate Title: Professional training of nuclear medicine technologists for radioactive waste management.
Authors: González Basulto, Maurice José1 (AUTHOR) mauricejgb1985@gmail.com, García Rodríguez, Jaqueline2 (AUTHOR)
Source: MEDISAN. 2024, Vol. 28 Issue 6, p1-11. 11p.
Subjects: RADIOACTIVE waste management, NUCLEAR medicine, IONIZING radiation, RADIOACTIVE substances, RADIOACTIVE wastes
Abstract (English): The growing use of radiations and radioactive materials in the world has generated a demand for professionals in nuclear medicine, both internationally and in Cuba. Society requires competent and specialized technologists to work in technical areas of medical sciences, such as nuclear medicine, where the application of ionizing radiations is essential for research, treatment and medical diagnosis. This requires a professionalization process that guarantees a solid practical and theoretical preparation of the technologist, with special attention to the development of their performance and a comprehensive understanding of their role in the management of radioactive waste. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
Abstract (Spanish): El creciente empleo de radiaciones y materiales radiactivos en el mundo ha generado una demanda de profesionales en medicina nuclear, tanto a escala internacional como en Cuba. La sociedad requiere de tecnólogos competentes y especializados para trabajar en áreas técnicas de las ciencias médicas, como la medicina nuclear, donde la aplicación de radiaciones ionizantes es esencial para la investigación, el tratamiento y el diagnóstico médico. Esto exige un proceso de profesionalización que garantice una sólida preparación práctica y teórica del tecnólogo, con especial atención al desarrollo de su desempeño y a una comprensión integral de su rol en la gestión de desechos radiactivos. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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Abstract:The growing use of radiations and radioactive materials in the world has generated a demand for professionals in nuclear medicine, both internationally and in Cuba. Society requires competent and specialized technologists to work in technical areas of medical sciences, such as nuclear medicine, where the application of ionizing radiations is essential for research, treatment and medical diagnosis. This requires a professionalization process that guarantees a solid practical and theoretical preparation of the technologist, with special attention to the development of their performance and a comprehensive understanding of their role in the management of radioactive waste. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
ISSN:10293019