NMO Activity Report: Korean Society of Medical Physics (KSMP)

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Inauguration of the 17th Executive Board of the Korean Society of Medical Physics (KSMP)

On January 1, 2024, the 17th Korean Society of Medical Physics (KSMP) officially launched. Prof. Kyo Chul Shin from Cheon-an Dankook University Hospital was elected as the president, leading the newly formed executive committee into a two-year term. 17th KSMP is ready to start a variety of activities in response to the evolving healthcare and research environments. With a commitment to contribute to the enhancement of medical safety, efforts will be directed towards establishing medical physics as a key field in advanced interdisciplinary research. Anticipating the continued interest and support of its members, the society looks forward to engaging in vibrant activities in the coming years.

Executive workshop and Gala Night event

The 17th KSMP Executive Board Workshop took place January 5-6, 2024

On January 5, 2024, the Executive Workshop and Gala Night event of the Korean Society of Medical Physics took place at the Daejeon Sunshine Hotel. On this day, representatives from collaborating companies and the 17th executive board gathered together for a meaningful occasion, wishing for the advancement of the Korean Society of Medical Physics.

A night of sponsors for the development of the KSMP, held on January 5, 2024

Newly Launched Legislation Committees and Standardization Committees

In an effort to establish the roles and functions of medical physicists in the domestic healthcare and make a legal foundation for their stable performance, a Legislation Committee has been established. Simultaneously, to ensure patient safety through consistent standards and procedures and to facilitate effective contributions to the improvement of future medical services, a Standardization Committee has been instituted. It is anticipated that these committees will play a crucial role in providing a reliable legal framework and standardized procedures, thus enhancing patient safety and contributing to the advancement of healthcare services in the future.


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