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Mounir Besbes, PhD International day of medical physics 7 November 2013 Paris- France

A small country with a big history And the symbol of Arabic Spring 10 millions 13/11/13 164000 Km 2 First day of MP 7/11/2013 2

ELJEM KAIROUAN 3

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RADIOTHERAPY IN TUNISIA Creation in 1969 of the first Tunisian Anti-Cancer Centre : Salah Azaiz Institute (ISA) with a department of Radiotherapy. 5

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! The number of treated patients is currently multiplied by 12 since the opening of ISA : more than 7000 patients in 2012. 7

! First radiotherapy treatment with photons X of clinac. (with the assistance of the experts of the IAEA)- 1992- The first treatment with electrons -1994-! Installation of the treatment planning system (TPS) and development of estimated dosimetry of the external radiotherapy and the gynaecological brachytherapy procedures.! Renewal of the simulator and two cobalt units! Renewal of two curiethrons (LDR)! Acquisition of contactherapy (50! 150 kv) 8

! Starting of the ocular brachytherapy, with radioactive discs of Ruthénium106 in collaboration with the Institute of Ophthalmology (1996)! Introduction of the thermoplastic masks for head and neck tumours (1997)! Introduction of TBI (2000)! Development of brachytherapy of NPC and HDR (2005)! 3D Conformal Radiotherapy (2010)! IMRT irradiation (2013) 9

Tunis- Salah Azaiz Institute- Sfax- Habib Bourguiba Hospital - 1 accelerator (Varian ix) - 1 cobalt unit - 1 TPS - 1 accelerator (Varian ix) - 2 cobalt units - 1 contactherapy unit RT 150 kv - 1 contactherapy RT 150 kv - 1 simulator-scanner - 1 simulator scan - 1 curiethron LDR(AIEA) - 2 curiethron LDR - 1 TPS - 1 HDR (24 Channels) Ir192 Sousse- Farhat Hached Hospital- - 1 cobalt unit - 1 accelerator (Varian ix) - 1 contactherapy unit RT 150 kv - 1 curiethron LDR - 1 TPS 10

Tunis " Taoufik: 1 cobalt (1982) " Centre Gamma : 1 cobalt (1992) " Clinique Hannibal: Accelerator (Varian ix) (2011) " Clinique ENNASR: Accelerator (Varian ix) (2009) Sfax " Chifa : 1 cobalt (1992) and 1 simulator Sousse " Ibn Khaldoun: 1 cobalt unit (2005) 1 simulator (2005) One machine per 750.000 habitants wish is one of the highest rates of radiotherapy equipment per habitant in Africa. 11

! Acquisition of a second accelerator for the ISA! Acquisition of 2 accelerator and 2 TPS for Sfax and Sousse in private.! Acquisition of an accelerator and a scan simulator and TPS for new public centre in Ariana 12

! 5 LINAC! 9 Cobalt 60! 3 LDR afterloaders! 1 HDR (24 channels)! Acquisition for 2014 " 2 LINAC in Public " 2 LINAC in Private 1.4 machine/million 1.8 machine/million 13

! 32 Radiation oncologists! 10 Medical Physicists (2PhD and 8 professional master)! 8 training physicists (bachelors)! 3 dosimetrists! 40 radiation technologists 14

! Since 1990, IAEA project have contributed to improve radiotherapy and medical physics in Tunisia with five cooperation projects : " TUN/06-04: Improvement of radiotherapy in Tunisia (1990-1996) " TUN/06-08: Improvement of radiotherapy in Tunisia (1997-2002) " TUN/06-10: Introduction of HDR techniques in Tunisia (2003-2005) " TUN/06/-13: Improvement of radiotherapy and medical physics in Tunisia: Phase II (2009-2011) " TUN/06/-14:Intruduction of stereotactic radiotherapy in Tunisia (2012-2013) 15

! Since 1995, Tunisia took part in program AFRA XII. This program has contributed also to improve radiotherapy and medical physics in Tunisia by two cooperation projects : " AFRA/06-014-15: (1995-2000) " AFRA/06-027_28: (2000-2005) " AFRA/06-031-35: (2005-2010) " AFRA/06-044-45: (2010-2015) 16

! Research Master in Medical Physics (2011-20013) : first promotion end 2013! Training for radiographers (3 schools)! Training for residents in radiotherapy departments 17

Training abroad 1990 Radiotherapy started with a physicist "Mr. Hedi Damak" was protection specialist and who has worked at the Atomic Energy Commission of Tunisia. In 1986 I joined the team as an academic medical physics. In order to prepare the ground knowing that we have two university hospitals that will have radiotherapy, we sent students doing master of medical physics in Toulouse, France to Prof. Daniel Blanc who was my boss. This experiment was a failure: One returned The others have preferred to stay in France 19

Job training 2002 Recruitment of bachelors in science physics job Training by myself No accreditation 20

Professional master 2007-2008 Nine candidates were trained one of which now preparing a PhD in France 8 were recruited as technicians in medical physics This master has been sponsored by INCA within the #plan cancer du Président Chirac# financial participation of MP lecturers (A. Bridier, J.C. Rosenwald, D; Lefkopolos,j.Manens, Ricard, R. Garcia, P. Alleti, H. Bouhnik) Fellow ship for 6 months training in France for 9 students 21

Doctorate school of medical physics Academic education Bachelor in physic Master (2011-2013) ± Ph.D.(2013-2016) Training Operators University El Manar Tunis STOR(Societé Tunisienne d Oncologie Radiothérapie) EDC (Education Doctorate Commission) Proposed the contain of education program NCR (National Commission of Recruitment of Med. Phys. ) Accredited education program 13/11/13 First day of MP 7/11/2013 22

! University El manar Tunis " Intitut Supérieur de Technologie Médicale de Tunis (ISTMT) " Faculté de Médecine de Tunis (FMT) " Salah Azaiez Institute Tunis 23

! Three semestriels course a full time! First session " applied Mathematics " quantum mechanics " Physical basis!of radiation and!medical!applications " medical informatics " scientific English " biological Sciences " Optoelectronics 24

! Second session " Dosimetry and!radiation detection " Basic physics!of medical imaging " Absolute and relative!dosimetry " Fundamentals!in!Oncology " Nuclear analytical techniques " Nuclear!Medicine!Instrumentation " Medical English 25

! Third session " Radiation and!radiobiology!(common) " Dosimetry!in radiotherapy " In vivo dosimetry!in radiotherapy.! " Brachytherapy " Quality Assurance (QA)in radiotherapy " Numerical simulation!in medical physics " Medical Physics!in nuclear medicine " English and!literature search!and project management 26

! forth session " Research Project in medical physics " Clinical training (Radiotherapy or medical imaging (nuclear medecine and radiodiagnostic) 27

! A student who!wants to have!a research project!can go!even further!to the doctorate. " This research project!takes!an average of!3 to 4 years " The PhD student!has developed a!specialized expertise!in the subject!studied " The PhD student!demonstrated!that he can!complete a!major project 28

! The physicist!who wishes to!improve his!clinical knowledge!can do!a residency in!medical physics! In!a!specific!subspecialty # diagnostic imaging #!nuclear medicine #!radiation oncology 29

! Diploma and university degree!in medical physics!are considered!as a accreditation 30

! The medical physicist is considered a teaching profession in university 31

Member and funder of! AFROG: African Ratiation Oncology Groupe: sponsrized by IAEA! FAMPO: Federation of African Medical physics: sponsorized by IOMP! STOR: Société Tunisienne d Oncologie Radiothérapie 32

FAMPO Federation of African Medical Physicists Organisation FAMPO is a new Regional Organization of IOMP it is our privilege that the Federation of African Medical Physicists are part of the global community of IOMP.! We are proud of FAMPO as the youngest Regional Organization of IOMP. " http://www.federation-fampo.org/ 33

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Staff! Medical Physicists (Master)! Training of radiation oncologists! Training of radiation technologists 35

Equipment! Innovative accessories for Conformal radiotherapy, IMRT, and stereotactic radiotherapy (with the new 3 LINACS) Technique! Introduce HDR brachy for prostate Staff! Training on these new techniques 36

! Pr. BESBES Mounir! E-mail: mounir.besbes@rns.tn 37