Radiation therapy access is insufficient in low-and middle-income countries. 1 As cancer
cases are projected to increase in countries of all economic tiers, the need for radiation …

Purpose National recognition of the medical physicist profession in Indonesia was initiated
by the Ministry of Health Decree in 2007, followed by the Nuclear Regulatory Agency …

In a regional environment of expansion of radiation medicine services, often associated with
cancer treatment, it is critical that the medical physicist is equipped to play their critical role …

MEDICAL PHYSICS INTERNATIONAL Page 1 MEDICAL PHYSICS INTERNATIONAL Journal,
vol.8, No.2, 2020 43 Professional Training Scheme to Answer National Demand Medical …

Abstract Objective Medical physics in Malaysia is still considered a young profession. This
workforce survey aims to understand the status, aspirations, motivation and experiences of …

As a nation of 261 million people (2015 survey), Indonesia has been in constant need of
improvement in healthcare services which includes clinical medical physics services. A …

Abstract Introduction: The Asia‐Pacific Special Interest Group (APSIG) was formed in 2009
by the Australian College of Physical Scientists and Engineers in Medicine (ACPSEM) to …

Introduction: Medical physicists [MP] employed in radiation medicine are health
professionals [1, 2] and are responsible for the radiation protection of the patient, staff, and …

The South-East Asian Federation of Organizations for Medical Physics (SEAFOMP) started
in the year 2000. This year, we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the federation. This article …

Organizations for Medical Physics (SEAFOMP), which was established in 2000, stemmed
from a vision to galvanize efforts in promoting and developing the medical physics …