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It also has strong links and relations with European Institutions, the other independent European Medical Organisations and the European Medical / Scientific Societies. Its structure consists of a plenary assembly – the Council – and 43 Specialist Sections with their European Boards; an Executive Committee comprising the President, the Secretary-General, the Liaison Officer, and the Treasurer, is responsible for the routine functioning of the organisation. Its scopes include the promotion of free movement of specialists, specialists in training and patients, the harmonisation of the highest level of specialist training and care, as well as the definition of standards in the field of postgraduate specialist training, CME-CPD and quality assurance in specialist medical practice. Other websites of the Section: Section of Radiology Interventional Radiology The Division In an inaugural meeting in Brussels on September 13, 2008, the Division of Neuroradiology” of the Section of Radiology was created. The birth of the Division of Neuroradiology may prove to be the most important event in the history of European Neuroradiology. The Division of Neuroradiology” effectively provides Neuroradiology with a face and voice” in Brussels. We are now recognised as a radiological speciality defined by a training program and a body of knowledge that is specific for Neuroradiology. The Division shares with the parent Section the objectives of promotion and harmonisation of the highest level of training of the medical specialists, medical practice and health care within the European Union and beyond. The proper procedure to appoint a delegation to the Division of Neuroradiology will be for the National Societies of Neuroradiology to contact the member of UEMS in their respective country (National Medical Authority) and propose their choice of delegates to the UEMS Division of Neuroradiology”. It is suggested that each member country appoints two delegates, representing universities and practising neuroradiologists on an equal footing”. They shall be confirmed by their country’s National Medical Association recognised by UEMS. Documents  Rules of Procedure of the Division Rules of Procedure Divisions Download  Standards of Practice in Interventional Neuroradiology https://neuro.uemsradiology.eu/app/uploads/SoP-in-INR.pdf Download  European Training Requirements in Interventional Neuroradiology https://www.uems.eu/__data/assets/pdf_file/0010/98434/UEMS-2019.23-European-Training-Requirements-in-Interventional-Neuroradiology.pdf Download Latest News Newly elected Executive Bureau Oct 12, 2020 The Section of Radiology congratulates the newly elected Executive Bureau of the Division of Neuroradiology (2020-2024), represented by President - Prof. Dora Zlatareva (Bulgaria), Secretary General - Dr. Francesca B. Pizzini and Treasurer - Prof. Gerhard... read more Secretariat only available part-time May 7, 2020 Starting 01/05/2020 the Secretariat of the Radiology Section and of the Neuroradiology Division is only operative from remote on Monday (09-17), Wednesday (09-17) and Thursday (09-12)... read more CoVid-19: UEMS Statement supporting WHO May 6, 2020 UEMS-Statement-on-Supporting-WHO read more Members of the Bureau Prof. Dora Zlatareva President Information about member will be displayed after you log in. Dr. Francesca Benedetta Pizzini Secretary Information about member will be displayed after you log in. Prof. Gerhard Schroth Treasurer Information about member will be displayed after you log in. DATA PROTECTION Information UEMS Privacy and Data Security Policy The UEMS committed to ensuring the protection of your Personal Data and your privacy. To better protect your privacy, we provide this page explaining UEMS Privacy and Data Security Policy and describing how and why personal data are collected and used by UEMS. UEMS takes all possible care to prevent any unauthorized access to personal data and to ensure confidentiality for the data collected and processed. 1. Definitions and identity of the data controller UEMS refers to European Union of Medical Specialists”, Belgian AISBL with a postal address of 24 rue de l’industrie, 1040 Brussels, Belgium and registered in Brussels under number BE 0.469.067.848, which is the data controller under Privacy Legislation. Privacy Legislation refers specifically to the Belgian Law of December 8, 1992 on the protection of privacy and its various implementing regulations and rulings or any current or future Belgian legislation regarding data protection, and to the Regulation (EU) 2016/679 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 27 April 2016 on the protection of natural persons with regard to the processing of personal data and on the free movement of such data. Data subject refers to a natural person. Examples of a data subject can be an individual, a customer, a prospect, an employee, a contact person, etc. Personal data are any information relating to an identified/identifiable natural person (= data subject), whether it relates to his or her private, professional, or public life. Personal data can be anything from a name, photo, email address, bank details, posts on social networking sites, medical information, IP address, or a combination of the data that directly or indirectly identifies the person. Some information such as health, racial or ethnic origin, genetic or biometric data (among others) are considered to be sensitive data” and are subject to a special level of protection. 2. Data collected and processed by UEMS UEMS does not process data regarding children under 16 years old. UEMS does not process any sensitive data. The Personal data collected by UEMS are: – Nominative Information – Title, First Name(s), Family Name(s): Your nominative details are needed to properly identify you, to communicate with you, to provide you with the services you have requested and to ensure that items are properly labelled as yours (e.g. Congress badges, Certificate of attendance, etc.). – Email address: Your email address is used to communicate with you for all UEMS activities (document approbation, registration to a meeting, information about new developments, etc…) – Full Postal Address : When collected, your Postal Address is needed when items will be sent to you by post (e.g. exam diplomas, documents…). It also helps to correctly verify your identity (where other persons have the same or a similar name). – Date and place of Birth: When collected, your date and place of birth are used to help UEMS to correctly identify you and avoid duplicate records. – Telephone number: When collected, this enables the UEMS to contact you rapidly in case of need. – Curriculum vitae, list of publications and other information requested to support applications for the European examination: When collected, these data are used to define whether you are a suitable candidate for a UEMS position or if you are eligible to a UEMS Examination. – For activities implying payment, the personal information that we may collect includes purchase history, payment information and Credit...