Table 5 Number of centers that administer molecular radiotherapy in the countries from where responses were obtained. Numbers have been acquired from a variety of sources, as indicated, and are valid for 2015–2016 except where explicitly stated otherwise
Country | Number of centers | Source of information |
|---|---|---|
Albania | No information | |
Austria | 7 | Only number of inpatient facilities, personal communication |
Belgium | 143 | Number of licensed sites. Registry of the Belgian Federal Agency for Nuclear Control |
Bosnia and Herzegovina | 3 | EANM National Delegate |
Bulgaria | 11 | EANM National Delegate |
Croatia | 6 | EANM National Delegate |
Cyprus | 5 | Ministry of Health (public hospitals) and personal communication (private hospitals) |
Czech Republic | 47 | Institute of Health Information and Statistics of the Czech Republic (online) |
Denmark | 14 | EANM National Delegate |
France | 60 | Valid 1999, reference [3] |
Germany | 114 | Valid 2012, reference [5] |
Greece | 33 | Greek Atomic Energy Comission |
Hungary | 13 | EANM National Delegate |
Ireland | 14 | EANM National Delegate |
Italy | 106 | Valid 2006, White paper of Italian Association of Nuclear Medicine (online) |
Latvia | 1 | EANM National Delegate |
Netherlands | 66 | Valid 2014, Dutch health research institute (online) |
Norway | 19 | Norwegian Radiation Protection Authority |
Portugal | 32 | Ministry of Health of Portugal |
Serbia | 7 | EANM National Delegate |
Slovakia | 16 | National Health Information Center (Slovakia) |
Spain | 90 | National Safety Council of Spain |
Sweden | 24 | Swedish Society of Radionuclide Therapy (online) |
Switzerland | 13 | Only number of inpatient facilities, personal communication |
Turkey | 11 | Valid 1999, reference [3] |
United Kingdom | 70 | Estimated, personal communication |