Public Health for Imaging and Oncology Professionals 2026 | Webinar 2
Public Health for Imaging and Oncology Professionals 2026 | Webinar 2
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.
Webinar 2 continues building on the previous webinar, highlighting the basic principles of a public health radiography PHR approach in setting up a PHR initiative at Trust-wide or regional level.
It will also feature remarkable presentations of PHR initiatives by radiographers storifying the impact they intend to create within our health ecosystem.
Moderator
Liz Shute
Co-Chair PHR SIG
Diagnostic Imaging Department
Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield, UK
Speakers
Eyo Akpan Co-chair PHR SIG
North Cumbria Integrated Care NHS Foundation Trust, Carlisle.
Malany Kalicharan CMgr MCMI BA (Hons) Business Management
University Hospitals of Leicester
Catherine Lee Trainee Consultant Sonographer/Radiographer.
Royal Devon University Health Care NHS Foundation Trust. Exeter
Holly Spencer PhD Student | NIHR AHP Workforce Research Partnership
Centre for Applied Health & Social Care Research (CARe). Sheffield Hallam University
Erin Berry Clinical Teacher in Radiography, University of Bradford
Time
Activity
1:00 - 1:05 pm
Welcome and Introduction. Liz Shute
1:06 - 1:22 pm
A Public Health Approach for Radiography Initiatives. Eyo Akpan
1:23 - 1:36 pm
Work as a Health Outcome. Malany Kalicharan
1:37 - 1:52 pm
Health Promotion in Ultrasound. Are Sonographers Making Every Contact Count (MECC)? Catherine Lee and Holly Spencer
1:53 - 2:09pm
Leading Health Promotion and Prevention communication with patients. Erin Berry and Associate Professor James Harcus
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