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Relevance with KOICA project

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Even if we develop a solid program to strengthen the infrastructure of nuclear medicine, this education opportunity is unlikely to return to a large number of Bangladeshi nuclear society. Asian countries such as Vietnam, and Indonesia are also the ones that are equipped with facility, infrastructure, and governance of nuclear medicine but lack the experiences and update opportunities of not alone nuclear medicine practice but also nuclear medicine research, either clinical or basic. So it is necessary to build up education network (Asi@Connect) for strengthening the effectiveness of education, reducing costs, and securing opportunities to participate in education for a wide range of people, and expand the learning opportunities to the next-generation leaders of the neighboring countries.

In details,

1. Invitation workshop for the Senior Bangladesh Nuclear Medicine physician and physicist
 Workshop Main Object: Multidisciplinary Team Approach in Cancer Therapy: The Role of Nuclear Medicine
 Scheduled date: July 2nd – 6th, 2018
 Participants
       • Korea: Young nuclear medicine physicians, physicians (oncology, surgery, radiology and radiation therapy), physicist, chemist
       • Bangladesh: Five senior Nuclear Medicine physicians and physicist

2. Bangladesh local education workshop and remote seminar of Nuclear Science
 Workshop Main Object: Nuclear Science Professional Education for Nuclear Medicine Therapy
 Scheduled date: Dec, 2018
 Participants
       • Korea: nuclear medicine physicians, physicist, and chemist
       • Bangladesh: Nationwide nuclear medicine physicians, physicist, and chemist