Audit system for Radiopharmaceutical Therapy (RPT)

As a follow-up to CRP E23005, a new CRP proposal titled "Advanced Tools for Education, Audit, and Quality Assurance in Radiopharmaceutical Therapy Dosimetry" was developed. This initiative will focus on creating advanced QA tools, expanding comprehensive training programs, and establishing audit systems to minimize variability and enhance dosimetry precision. The ultimate goal is to ensure accuracy, reliability, and reproducibility in RPT dosimetry, improving patient outcomes and fostering interdisciplinary collaboration. The new CRP is expected to span five years and involve multiple international institutions, providing tools and training resources for medical physicists in member states. As a prerequisite this CRP will also evaluate the minimum standard of requirements for medical physicists working in RPT, ensuring that professionals possess the necessary qualifications, skills, and training to deliver accurate dosimetry and patient-specific care. By establishing and disseminating these standards, the CRP will further support the development of a global workforce capable of meeting the evolving demands of radiopharmaceutical therapy.