Public Health for Imaging and Oncology Professionals 2026 | Webinar 1
Public Health for Imaging and Oncology Professionals 2026 | Webinar 1
Public Health for Imaging and Oncology Professionals 2026 is a two-part educational event that provides participants with foundational knowledge of public health principles, terminology, domains, and approaches, illustrated through relevant examples of public health initiatives by radiographers within the UK.
Public Health for Imaging and Oncology Professionals 2026 is a two-part educational event that provides participants with foundational knowledge of public health principles, terminology, domains, and approaches, illustrated through relevant examples of public health initiatives by radiographers within the UK.
The webinar will centre on the four core domains of health protection, health improvement, population healthcare, and the wider determinants of health. This approach will equip imaging and oncology professionals with practical insights to integrate preventive interventions and health promotion into everyday practice in line with expectations outlined in the AHP UK Public Health Strategic Framework 2025-2030. AHP UK Public Health Strategic Framework 2025-2030_final+links.pdf.
Webinar 1 focuses on providing the foundational knowledge of Basic Public Health concepts and domains, overview of operational principles of existing health prevention programs and an expose’ of the AHP UK Public Health Strategic Framework and other national policy document for AHP.
Moderator | Liz Shute
Co-Chair PHR SIG
Diagnostic Imaging Department
Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, UK
Speaker | Laura Charlesworth, PhD
Associate Professor and Health Service Research Fellow and care improvement
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