Regional Panels

An ISCD Regional Panel (“Panel”) is defined as a group of bone densitometry experts in a specific region who will oversee the activities of the ISCD in their respective region. The mandate of the Panel is to address the mission of the ISCD and work towards achieving the goals and objectives of the ISCD in their respective region. A region may be a country or a group of countries.  A Panel is a component of the ISCD and subject solely to the authority of the ISCD.

Requirements for Establishing a Regional Panel

There must be a minimum of 25 ISCD members in the region represented by the Panel.  The formation of a Panel must be approved by a majority vote of the ISCD Board of Directors.

Regional Information

Each Regional Panel has provided ISCD with information to post online. Highlighted areas on the map above link to that region's Web page. You can also click on the panel names from the list below. Materials include, translations of ISCD documents (such as the Official Positions) and Web site pages into languages prevalent in that area. The Panel pages also include regional modifications of the Official Positions and other common practices, local event listings, panel contacts and more. If you have suggestions for content for any Panel page, e-mail the Regional Panel Chair directly. The following Panels are currently active:

• Asia-Pacific Panel
• Canadian Panel
• Iberian-American Panel

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Page Last Updated: 05/08/2012

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