The September edition of Synergyis now available to all SoR members.
This month, meet the new SoR head of education and research, Dr Emma Hyde; find out how the society is helping keep every member informed, empowered, and supported; how academics can get started in publishing with Insight; and hear from attendees about the first International Radiographers Conference in the UK.
September’s edition also features an interview with Therapeutic Radiographer Melanie Clarkson, as she breaks down both her own experience with fatigue and burnout as well as the winning strategies she’s employed to build a better workforce culture in the NHS.
Also find an inside look at the first ever ‘Radiography Games’, follow one radiographer’s two-week trip to Vanuatu to help shape the future of diagnostic imaging in a remote island nation, and find out more about Keele University’s new simulation centre, its student success stories and the recent presidential visit
Highlights:
- Interview with Dr Emma Hyde
- Analysis: why is equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging important to the SoR?
- Writing for Insight: a beginner’s experience in research publishing
- First international radiographers' conference
- ‘Thriving, not just surviving’ – discussing work-life balance
- Ongoing support for members: Report from the first annual Safety Reps’ Conference 2025
- Gamifying the learning experience: inside the first-ever Radiographer Games
- Building CT confidence in Vanuatu
- Keele radiography shines: new simulation centre, student success and a presidential visit
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Click here, or on the image above, to read the full June Synergy issue.