RESTON, Va. – The Society of Nuclear Medicine and Molecular Imaging (SNMMI) Value Initiative Industry Alliance brings members of the corporate community to the table as key players in building the future of nuclear medicine and molecular imaging and demonstrating to the medical community, regulators, patients and the public their crucial role in delivering the highest quality of care.
The Industry Alliance will help implement SNMMI’s Value Initiative, which provides the vision for, and forms the basis of, the society’s new strategic plan and focuses on five key domains: Quality of Practice, Research and Development, Workforce Pipeline, Advocacy and Outreach.
Value Initiative Industry Alliance corporate members will help shape the field’s future by providing funding support, strategic industry guidance and collaborative knowledge-sharing. The Industry Alliance is led by an Advisory Committee, which is co-chaired for 2017-2018 by
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James Williams, PhD, Head of Siemens Healthineers Molecular Imaging, and
Jonathan Allis, DPhil, CEO of Blue Earth Diagnostics.
“SNMMI is proud to work with these industry leaders and their companies, and honored to strengthen that collaboration through the Value Initiative Industry Alliance,” said SNMMI Vice President Satoshi Minoshima, MD, PhD, who chairs the Value Initiative Board. “Innovative nuclear medicine and molecular imaging research is beginning to transform precision medicine and patient outcomes. Working together with Alliance participants, which range from small businesses to the largest corporations in the industry, we can advance scientific discoveries and rapidly translate them to patient care with more effective diagnostics and targeted therapy.”
“As a manufacturer of both PET scanners and PET radiopharmaceuticals, Siemens Healthineers Molecular Imaging relies on our relationship with the SNMMI to support, expand and develop the role of PET in clinical imaging, and on research efforts like the Clinical Trials Network to expand the future scope of nuclear medicine” said James Williams, PhD.
“In the past four years, Blue Earth Diagnostics has partnered closely with the SNMMI on a range of activities supporting the development and commercial introduction of Axumin® (fluciclovine F 18), our FDA-approved PET imaging agent, in the United States,” said Jonathan Allis, DPhil, CEO of Blue Earth. “Of particular value is our partnership with SNMMI on training readers how to optimally interpret Axumin scans. We hope, via the Value Initiative, to allow other companies to benefit from and to contribute to the growth of nuclear medicine.”
