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2024 AAPM 66th Annual Meeting - Session: Activity Standards, Traceability

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Extending Radioactivity Measurement Traceability to Clinical End Users through Secondary Standards Calibration Networks
John Sunderland University of Iowa

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	Development of Primary Standards and Traceability for Radioactivity Measurement - Denis Bergeron, PhD National Institute of Standards and Technology
	Use of Activity Calibrators As Secondary Standards for Traceable Radioactivity Measurements in the Clinic - Kelley Ferreira National Physical Laboratory

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2024 AAPM 66th Annual Meeting - Session: Activity Standards, Traceability

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