FORMATION DE BASE EN RADIOPROTECTION POUR LES DENTISTES
L’article 53.3.3 de l’arrêté royal du 20 juillet 2001 portant règlement général de la protection de la population, des travailleurs et de l'environnement contre le danger des rayonnements ionisants (RGPRI) stipule que, pour obtenir une autorisation pour l'utilisation de rayons X à des fins de diagnostic dentaire, un dentiste doit suivre une formation en radioprotection spécifique aux dentistes, portant sur les aspects suivants :
- les effets sur la santé résultant de l'exposition aux radiations ionisantes;
- les règles pratiques de radioprotection, y compris leurs bases physiques et les méthodes de mesure de rayonnements;
- la législation belge en radioprotection;
- l'estimation et l'évaluation des doses auxquelles le patient est exposé ainsi que leur distribution selon les techniques utilisées pour les examens radiographiques dentaires.
En outre, le dentiste doit subir avec succès un contrôle de connaissance sur ces matières.
Les titulaires d’un diplôme belge de médecine dentaire obtenu lors des années académiques dont le programme incluait les matières précitées satisfont à ces conditions.
Pour garantir un traitement équitable des dossiers des dentistes disposant d’un diplôme datant d’avant ces années académiques ou d’un diplôme étranger, et pour éviter qu’ils ne doivent suivre une formation dont ils connaissent déjà la matière, les universités belges vous offrent la possibilité de participer librement à une épreuve de connaissance :
« Radioprotection en relation avec la législation belge ».
Two-days course for radioprotection certification in
dentistry
Monday, September 4 and Tuesday, September 5, 2017
This two days
course complies with the legally set training hours and course material, and subsequent
evaluation. After both days of
successful attendance, you may obtain a basic certificate, allowing to request a
FANC/AFCN license for use of basic dental radiology in practice.
The
lecturers are Prof. Klaus Bacher (University Gent) and Prof. Reinhilde Jacobs
(University Leuven)
Klaus
Bacher is a civil engineer in physics and master in biomedical and
clinical engineering. He is medical physics expert in the disciplines of
radiology and nuclear medicine, recognized by the FANC. In 2006 he obtained
his PhD in medical physics. Currently, he is professor at the Faculty of
Medicine and Health Sciences of the Ghent University and visiting professor
at the University of Liège. He is lecturing medical imaging, medical
physics and dosimetry courses. His research interests mainly focus on
dose-image quality assessments of new diagnostic imaging modalities. He is
(co)author of more than 40 publications in peer-reviewed journals.
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Reinhilde Jacobs is dentist,
Doctor in Dental Sciences (PhD University of Leuven), periodontologist (KU
Leuven) and Master in Dental Radiology (University of London). She is full
professor at the University of Leuven and visiting professor at the Dalian
Medical University (China). R. Jacobs is heading the omfs impath research
group of the KU Leuven. She is European Director of the International
Association of DentoMaxilloFacial Radiology, past president of the European
Academy of DentoMaxilloFacial Radiology and EAO board member. She is
associate editor of Clinical Oral Investigations, European Journal of Oral
Implantology, and Oral Radiology. In 2013, she received a Dr Honoris Causa
at the "Iuliu Hatieganu" University of Medicine and Pharmacy in
Cluj-Napoca.
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Programme
Monday, September 4, 2017
10.00-10.30 Ionising radiation: physical
interactions and associated risks
10.30 coffee break
10.50-12.20 Dental X-ray imaging: a focus on
technology, image quality and dose
12.20-13.20 Lunch
13.20-14.50 Patient and staff dosimetry in dental
X-ray imaging
14.50 coffee break
15.10-16.40 European guidelines and Belgian
regulations on medical use of ionizing radiation
16.40-18.00 Evaluation of the presented course
material
Programme
Tuesday, September 5, 2017
9.00-10.30 Ionising radiation in the dental
practice: where are the dangers?
10.30 coffee break
10.50-12.20 Radioprotection in the dental
practice: how to organize the practice?
12.20-13.20 Lunch
13.20-14.50 Radioprotection in the dental
practice: staff protection
14.50 coffee break
15.10-16.40 Radioprotection in the dental
practice: patient protection
16.40-18.00 Evaluation of the presented course
material (certification examination)
Course
direction: Prof. R. Jacobs, OMFS-IMPATH research group &
MKA, department Imaging & Pathology, KU Leuven
Dates: Monday September
4, 2017 & Tuesday September 5, 2017 (9-17h)
Registration: 420 euro for
2-day package including coffee/lunch – 380 euro for LUTV members 2017
Account BE60
7340 0666 0370, BIC KREDBE BB of KU Leuven, using structured transfer code: 400/0014/47864
RIZIV/INAMI
accreditation request ongoing: 80 AE in area 3
Venue: will
be communicated later
Information
& registration: anne.gaspar@kuleuven.be –
016/33.75.57 (not on Fridays)