You are invited to an ETMINT Webinar on Monday, 13 July 2026 at 5 pm CEST to learn about the “Importance of Hands-On Training for Radiographers and Nurses“.
Register for free and take this opportunity to connect, learn, and join the conversation! And if you can’t make it, don’t worry – a recording will be available afterward.
Registration for this special ETMINT webinar is free.
What is the webinar about?
While classroom learning provides essential theoretical knowledge, hands-on training enables radiographers and nurses to develop the practical skills, confidence and clinical judgment required for real-world patient care. This Webinar explores the value of experiential learning, simulation-based education and supervised clinical practice in improving healthcare outcomes.
The session will include short presentations and offer plenty of opportunities for questions and discussion to ensure an engaging and interactive experience.
If you have questions about the webinar or would like to submit a question in advance, please contact office@esmint.eu.
Learning objectives
- Understand the role of practical training in healthcare education
- Identify the benefits of simulation and clinical skills training
- Recognize how hands-on experience improves patient safety and quality of care
About the speakers & moderators
- Alen Golubovic, University Hospital Zurich, Department for Neuroradiology, Head of Radiographers, Chair of ETMINT
- Dr. Tilman Schubert, University Hospital Zurich, Department for Neuroradiology, Head of Interventional Neuroradiology, Chair of the ESMINT Guidelines Committee
- Erik Wu Björk, Karolinska University Hospital, Stockholm, Sweden, Lead of education and development for nurses/x-tech
- Andreia Duarte, Lisbon, Portugal
- Julien Ducasse, Bicêtre APHP, Department for Neuroradiology, Le-kremlin Bicêtre, France; Saclay University; Radiographer
What to expect?
Our webinars provide you with the opportunity to meet experts, who share their experience, practice, and way of thinking regarding everyday challenges in the field of neurointerventions.
This webinar will be an interactive live transmission. All participants will be able to ask questions in real-time via the online chat.
There will be a recording of the webinar.
