AD-LEARN is designed for the multidisciplinary community involved in diagnosing and managing neurocognitive disorders.
Primary audience
Nuclear Medicine Physicians & Residents
deepening expertise in biomarker imaging and interpretation
Neurologists & Psychiatrists
understanding when and how to integrate nuclear imaging in clinical decision-making
Supporting Professionals
Technologists & Radiographers
training in protocols, patient handling, and practical workflow
Nurses
ensuring patient safety and comfort during scans, learning about special needs of dementia patients
Research & Academia
Researchers
staying up to date with consensus recommendations and imaging standards
Students & Trainees
gaining an early introduction to biomarker-based diagnosis
Why This Matters?
Functional imaging methods are not optional extras — they are irreplaceable tools in modern dementia diagnostics. To ensure equitable, patient-centred care, all professionals must share a common standard of knowledge.
By aiming at more than 1,000 healthcare professionals across Europe, AD-LEARN aims to:
Close the identified healthcare gap in nuclear medicine training
Ensure consistent, evidence-based practice across countries
Build a stronger community of experts ready to face the dementia challenge
