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Author: Frans J Th Wackers ,
Wendy Bruni ,
Barry Zaret
Publisher: Humana Press Inc.
Imprint: Humana Press Inc.
Edition: 2nd ed. 2008
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 3.00cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.895kg
ISBN: 9781588299246
ISBN 10: 1588299244
Pages: 433
Publication Date: 19 November 2007
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Mixed media product
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
From the reviews of the second edition: In this book, the authors explain what it takes to initiate and maintain a nuclear laboratory. ! The intended audience is primarily cardiology, radiology, and nuclear medicine physicians-in-training, as well as practicing physicians who want to understand management of a nuclear imaging laboratory. ! This book covers every aspect of a nuclear imaging laboratory's operations. ! This well thought out and written book on how to effectively manage a nuclear laboratory covers common problem areas. (Christopher Louis Paris, Doody's Review Service, April, 2008) This book ! is geared toward the department director, technical manager, chief technologist, administrator or other individual in the process of starting or obtaining accreditation for a nuclear cardiology laboratory. For anyone managing a cardiology laboratory, this book is an excellent review. ! The chapters are easy to understand ! . It is a great 'A-Z' book ! . The author has created an excellent blueprint for standardized quality imaging in nuclear cardiology. (David Gilmore, Radiologic Technology, Vol. 79 (5), May/June, 2008) This text is the second edition of a guide to setting up a free-standing outpatient nuclear cardiology laboratory. ... The text is written by physician and technologist experts in nuclear cardiology ... . Overall, this text should be useful for individuals completing their training in nuclear cardiology either through cardiology or nuclear medicine residencies. (H. William Strauss, The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, July, 2008)
From the reviews of the second edition: In this book, the authors explain what it takes to initiate and maintain a nuclear laboratory. ... The intended audience is primarily cardiology, radiology, and nuclear medicine physicians-in-training, as well as practicing physicians who want to understand management of a nuclear imaging laboratory. ... This book covers every aspect of a nuclear imaging laboratory's operations. ... This well thought out and written book on how to effectively manage a nuclear laboratory covers common problem areas. (Christopher Louis Paris, Doody's Review Service, April, 2008) This book ... is geared toward the department director, technical manager, chief technologist, administrator or other individual in the process of starting or obtaining accreditation for a nuclear cardiology laboratory. For anyone managing a cardiology laboratory, this book is an excellent review. ... The chapters are easy to understand ... . It is a great `A-Z' book ... . The author has created an excellent blueprint for standardized quality imaging in nuclear cardiology. (David Gilmore, Radiologic Technology, Vol. 79 (5), May/June, 2008) This text is the second edition of a guide to setting up a free-standing outpatient nuclear cardiology laboratory. ... The text is written by physician and technologist experts in nuclear cardiology ... . Overall, this text should be useful for individuals completing their training in nuclear cardiology either through cardiology or nuclear medicine residencies. (H. William Strauss, The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, July, 2008)
From the reviews of the second edition: In this book, the authors explain what it takes to initiate and maintain a nuclear laboratory. ! The intended audience is primarily cardiology, radiology, and nuclear medicine physicians-in-training, as well as practicing physicians who want to understand management of a nuclear imaging laboratory. ! This book covers every aspect of a nuclear imaging laboratory's operations. ! This well thought out and written book on how to effectively manage a nuclear laboratory covers common problem areas. (Christopher Louis Paris, Doody's Review Service, April, 2008) This book ! is geared toward the department director, technical manager, chief technologist, administrator or other individual in the process of starting or obtaining accreditation for a nuclear cardiology laboratory. For anyone managing a cardiology laboratory, this book is an excellent review. ! The chapters are easy to understand ! . The accompanying CD-ROM/DVD is extremely beneficial ! . It is a great 'A-Z' book ! . The author has created an excellent blueprint for standardized quality imaging in nuclear cardiology. (David Gilmore, Radiologic Technology, Vol. 79 (5), May/June, 2008) This text is the second edition of a guide to setting up a free-standing outpatient nuclear cardiology laboratory. ... The text is written by physician and technologist experts in nuclear cardiology ... . Overall, this text should be useful for individuals completing their training in nuclear cardiology either through cardiology or nuclear medicine residencies. (H. William Strauss, The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, July, 2008)
From the reviews of the second edition: <p> In this book, the authors explain what it takes to initiate and maintain a nuclear laboratory. a ] The intended audience is primarily cardiology, radiology, and nuclear medicine physicians-in-training, as well as practicing physicians who want to understand management of a nuclear imaging laboratory. a ] This book covers every aspect of a nuclear imaging laboratorya (TM)s operations. a ] This well thought out and written book on how to effectively manage a nuclear laboratory covers common problem areas. (Christopher Louis Paris, Doodya (TM)s Review Service, April, 2008) <p> This book a ] is geared toward the department director, technical manager, chief technologist, administrator or other individual in the process of starting or obtaining accreditation for a nuclear cardiology laboratory. For anyone managing a cardiology laboratory, this book is an excellent review. a ] The chapters are easy to understand a ] . The accompanying CD-ROM/DVD is extremely beneficial a ] . It is a great a ~A-Za (TM) book a ] . The author has created an excellent blueprint for standardized quality imaging in nuclear cardiology. (David Gilmore, Radiologic Technology, Vol. 79 (5), May/June, 2008) <p> This text is the second edition of a guide to setting up a free-standing outpatient nuclear cardiology laboratory. ... The text is written by physician and technologist experts in nuclear cardiology ... . Overall, this text should be useful for individuals completing their training in nuclear cardiology either through cardiology or nuclear medicine residencies. (H. William Strauss, The Journal of Nuclear Medicine, July, 2008)
