EDUCATION & SUPPORT Training Pathway
From first learning to confident clinical adoption
Successful adoption of fluorescence-guided surgery depends on clinical understanding, practical experience and support from experienced peers. Our structured training pathway combines digital learning, expert-led education, practical training and clinical mentorship. It enables healthcare professionals to build their knowledge progressively – from the scientific foundations of fluorescence imaging to its integration into routine clinical practice.
HOW IT WORKS
A connected pathway for learning and adoption
Begin with flexible digital learning designed to establish a strong understanding of fluorescence-guided surgery.
Learning may include:
- The principles of indocyanine green and near-infrared fluorescence imaging
- Relevant anatomy and clinical applications
- Patient selection and procedural considerations
- Preparation, administration and imaging principles
- Clinical evidence and published best practice
- The appropriate use of Diagnostic Green products and imaging technologies
FORMAT:
e-learning, recorded presentations, clinical literature and case-based resources.
Develop practical clinical understanding through education led by experienced surgeons and recognised experts in fluorescence-guided surgery.
Programmes may include:
- Live and on-demand webinars
- Procedure-focused masterclasses
- Expert case presentations and interactive discussions
- Practical guidance and troubleshooting
Updates on emerging evidence and clinical practice
These sessions explore not only what fluorescence imaging can show, but how experienced surgeons interpret and apply it within the clinical workflow.
Format:
Virtual education, regional meetings and faculty-led programmes.
Translate knowledge into practice through structured, hands-on learning.
Depending on the procedure and programme, this may include:
- System familiarisation and workflow training
- Procedure-specific workshops
- Simulation or model-based learning
- Case planning and image interpretation
- Observation at selected clinical reference centres
Training can be adapted to the learner’s experience, specialty and clinical environment.
Format:
Hands-on workshops, training centres, clinical observation and regional programmes.
Learning continues beyond the first course or procedure. Where appropriate, surgeons may benefit from structured peer-to-peer support as they integrate fluorescence imaging into their practice.
Support may include:
- Pre-procedure case discussion
- Observation of experienced clinical teams
- Peer mentoring
- Post-procedure case review
- Access to regional clinical faculty
- Continued learning through case sharing
This ongoing connection helps surgical teams consolidate their learning and establish consistent clinical workflows.
Format:
Mentorship, peer exchange, case review and reference-centre engagement.
TAILORED TO YOU
Learning designed around you
The pathway is flexible and can be tailored to the learner’s experience, specialty, procedure and local training needs.
Whether you are exploring fluorescence imaging for the first time, introducing a new clinical application or looking to deepen an established practice, the Diagnostic Green Training Academy can help identify the right next step.