The latest edition of Synergy is now available for SoR members.
The March 2026 edition of Synergy features an analysis of the government’s National Cancer Plan, asking whether the goals it aspires to are achievable without more detail on workforce planning.
Read the full edition of Synergy March here.
Members can also read about Sean Duignan’s efforts to help radiographers combat stress in the workplace, and Adam Prout’s work to implement professional advocacy into an acute Trust’s X-ray department.
Newly qualified radiographer Chloe Drake shares her reflections on her first ultrasound conference, after attending the British Medical Ultrasound Society conference in 2025.
Also in this edition, the Public Health Radiography SIG unites imaging and oncology professionals with shared goals in public health. Synergy found out more about its commitment to promoting the essential role of radiography in achieving better health outcomes.
And staff can get a preview of the National Conference for Radiology Leaders (NCRL) 2026 return, on Thursday 14 May at Pullman London St Pancras, presenting opportunities for staff interested in leading the way to hear from senior leaders, expert thinkers and fellow practitioners about topics from across the field.
Highlights this month:
- Analysis: Will the government's National Cancer Plan work?
- Sean Duignan: Three key steps to alleviating workplace stress
- Professional advocacy in an acute trust’s X-ray department
- One radiographer's experience of BMUS 2025
- Preview: National Conference for Radiology Leaders 2026
- Promoting healthy lifestyles with the SoR’s public health group
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