Diagnostic Radiography AI SIG

Purpose

The aim of the Radiographer AI SIG is to:

Share resources, literature, guidelines and educational opportunities.
Create a community of radiographers who can share best practice, experiences and offer support to others.
Support radiographers who develop, implement, use, study or research AI.

Membership

Membership is open to all radiographers and radiographic assistant practitioners. It is a private group hosted on Facebook; please send a request to Radiographer AI SIG.

There is a basic applicant vetting process.

Membership is free and the group is self-funded.

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Meetings

Communication will primarily be via study days and resources posted within the Facebook group and there are currently no meetings planned. However, they can be considered in future if there is interest, either as an addition to the study days or standalone.

Contacts

Sharon Vit
Senior Radiographer leading the implementation of Chest x-ray AI across North-West London with background in AI research from the Royal Marsden AI Hub.
Robby Emsley
Senior Research Radiographer at The Royal Marsden Hospital Artificial Intelligence Imaging Hub supporting AI research projects involving development and testing of AI programs, dataset curation, radiomics tools and use of LLMs.

Contributing Members

Jon Campbell
Lead MRI Research Radiographer supporting the development of AI tools for NHS memory clinic patients.
Andy Creeden
Lead Reporting Radiographer involved in implementing chest AI into clinical practice.
Satcha Magorimbo
Lead Training Mammographer involved in mammography training and supporting of APs and Radiographers within the local breast unit.
Jordan Murtagh
Practice Educator Radiographer with a focus on enhancing AI literacy.
Mark Nagle
Apprentice Radiographer with background in delivering cyber-security training and a keen interest in AI for educating new Radiographers, especially those with neurodiversity.
Sofia Torre
MRI Lead Radiographer, AI researcher and supporting local AI implementation.