The June edition of Synergy is now available to all SoR members.
This month, get an inside look at the important work reps are doing, and how the SoR functions as a trade union; hear from Tamer Ganem, an Egyptian radiographer living and working in Gaza; and find out about the important motions debated at this year’s Annual Delegate’s Conference.
June’s edition also features a profile on radiotherapy researcher Lucy Davies, a former professional contemporary ballet dancer before a dramatic career change, who breaks down the significance of investigations into facial deformation in childhood cancer survivors.
The society’s executive director of professional policy, Charlotte Beardmore, reflects on the NHS England Allied Health Professional Bodies Education Reform Commission, and Synergy recaps NCRL 2025, an event focused on leadership development for radiographers and radiologists
Highlights:
- ‘Reps are the embodiment of the SoR’: Inside the SoR’s trade union work
- ‘Leadership is everybody’s business’: Jennifer Keane on why radiographers make such good leaders
- Supporting radiography in wartime: the World Health Organization’s work in Gaza
- The drivers of change: SoR Student Conference 2025
- Keep going, keep moving forward: ADC 2025
- ‘Collaboration is at the heart of effective leadership’: the National Conference for Radiology Leaders 2025
- Advancing education and the workforce: key updates and next steps from the SoR/NHS England project
- Facial deformation in childhood cancer survivors: ‘We need to improve our approach’
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Click here, or on the image above, to read the full June Synergy issue.