Posted in Announces, COVID-19, Newsletter
on Jun 12, 2020
The World Health Organization (WHO) has published a Rapid Advice Guide on the use of chest imaging in COVID-19. The guide provides health care professionals with recommendations on the appropriate use of different imaging modalities in COVID-19 cases to support diagnosis and patient management decisions, taking into account different settings around the world. The ISR provided scientific and technical assistance to support this important endeavor.
Posted in Announces, News
on May 26, 2020
In light of the ongoing uncertain situation regarding the COVID-19 pandemic, the ISR and the ICR 2020 Leadership have taken the important decision to postpone the Congress until January 2022. Please refer to the ICR website for further information.
Posted in Announces, Newsletter
on May 12, 2020
In this special newsletter we want to provide you with some information on our activities related to coronavirus disease, above all our new webpage on COVID-19 resources from all over the world. Many thanks to all those of you who have agreed to share their guidelines and other relevant material with the imaging community.
Posted in Announces
on Feb 19, 2020
GO RAD is a new global outreach program developed by the International Society of Radiology. Through agreements with these cooperating major radiology journals, the GO RAD platform provides immediate open access to a limited amount of otherwise restricted access content, providing an electronic link back to the original on-line article, at the time of first publication.
Posted in Announces
on Feb 19, 2020
ISR represented at the 69th session of the WHO Regional Committee for Europe. Copenhagen, Denmark, 16-19 September 2019
Posted in Announces
on Feb 04, 2020
Lancet Global Health publication
Posted in Announces
on Feb 03, 2020
Meet the Radiological Community currently in training around the world, Departments from all continents will participate
Posted in Announces
on Nov 09, 2019
More than 160 radiology-related professional societies from around the world will participate in the 8th International Day of Radiology (IDoR), whose central theme is sports imaging this year.