What is DoseSave?

Our purpose

DoseSave is an independent educational initiative founded by a medical physicist. It aims to explain the balance between radiation dose and image quality — grounded in reliable sources and written in accessible language — for physicians, technologists, medical physicists and students working in radiology, nuclear medicine and radiation protection.

Editorial principles

• Source transparency. Key claims are supported by references to bodies such as AAPM, ICRP and IAEA, or to peer-reviewed literature; every article ends with a reference list.
• Independence. Content is written to educate, not to promote a product or brand. Any future sponsored content will be clearly labeled and kept separate from editorial content.
• Currency. Standards and reference values change over time; content is reviewed periodically.
• Clinical boundary. Content is for education. Individual patient decisions, institutional protocols and legal obligations require a qualified medical physicist and current regulations.

Roadmap

As the platform grows we plan: articles from expert contributors, interactive calculators (SSDE, effective dose, DRL comparison), nuclear medicine and interventional radiology topics, and educational content from industry stakeholders within a framework of editorial independence.

Contact

For topic suggestions, feedback, contributor proposals or guideline-based content requests, get in touch. For contributing, sponsorship or institutional partnerships, see the Contributors & Supporters page.

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