MRI Safety Update & Innovations Day 2025

Join us at this iconic venue for a full day of engaging lectures and thought-provoking discussions on MRI safety and the latest innovations.

You can choose to attend in person, virtually, or on-demand — simply complete the Booking Form below to secure your place.

Our prices remain unchanged for the fourth consecutive year! We are also offering a 20% discount to anyone who attended an MRI Safety Matters event in 2025. Please enter the discount code you were given at the event in the Booking Form below.

All attendees — whether in-person or virtual — receive on-demand access to the presentation recordings, along with a named certificate of attendance that lists the supported learning outcomes, endorsed by the College of Radiographers' CPD Now scheme.

In-person attendees will enjoy excellent networking opportunities and be able to find out the latest updates from our vendors in the exhibition hall, plus there will be a high-quality lunch and refreshments throughout the day. In-person attendee also receive a specially designed moleskin notebook with a stylus pen and an MR Safe lanyard.

Attendees are entitled to 25% off the price of The MRI Practitioner’s Handbook: Essential Safety and Scanning Information — added value to support your CPD.

Key Topics

• MRI: Past, Present and Future (Professor Martin Graves)
• Paediatric MRI: Scanning, Safety and Innovations (Clare Simcock)
• The Changing Landscape of Cardiac MRI (Kevin Strachan)
• The Launch of the UK Health Security Agency National Coding Taxonomy Specifically Intended for Incident Learning in MRI (Yvonne Kinsella)
• Progress Update on Online Learning Modules - How to Identify Internal Implants on X-rays (Hannah Barnsley)
• Learning from a UK Remote MRI Scanning Trial (Philip Gregory)
• Exploring MHRA MRI Safety Guidance (David Grainger, a virtual presentation)
• Digitalising Patient Safety Assessments (Dr Paul M. Upton)

Registration fees

• In-person attendance: £175 + VAT. If self-funding, £150 + VAT
• Virtual and on-demand access: £125 + VAT. If self-funding, £100 + VAT