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EANM Surveys
Please share your valuable input with us by taking part in the surveys listed below.
Optical Imaging Survey
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We invite you to participate in our EANM consensus survey on optical imaging in clinical nuclear medicine.
Your input will help identify key indications where optical imaging can enhance nuclear medicine, explore growth opportunities for the field, and define its optimal place within nuclear medicine strategies.
⏰ Please participate before October 15, and share it with colleagues! It will take you only 10–20 minutes to complete.
AI Survey
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AI is rapidly transforming healthcare and nuclear medicine. To better understand its potential, challenges, and future directions, take part in our anonymous survey designed by the EANM AI Committee and the European Commission’s Joint Research Centre (JRC).
We need insights from everyone: professionals already working with AI, colleagues with little or no experience, and anyone curious about its role in our field. Your input will help build a clearer picture of how AI is perceived, where it is making an impact, and what is needed for responsible integration in healthcare.
⏰ Please participate before November 15, and share it with colleagues! It will take you only 10–20 minutes to complete.
Surveys supported by EANM
Please share your valuable input on the following initiatives by participating in the surveys listed below.
Use of Nuclear Imaging Techniques and Their Role in Intensive Care Units
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We invite you to participate in the survey on the use, accessibility, and perceived utility of nuclear imaging techniques in intensive care unit (ICU) patients with infectious diseases across European centres.
The survey, also supported by the European Society of Intensive Care Medicine (ESICM), aims to assess how frequently modalities such as 18F-FDG-PET/CT are used, identify the main indications for their application, and highlight the challenges associated with their use in critically ill patients.
It targets ICU physicians, infectious disease specialists, and nuclear medicine experts involved in the care of patients with suspected or confirmed infections.
⏰ It includes up to 35 questions and takes about 10 minutes to complete.