The PET-CT Academy experts will be providing lectures, case studies and interactive sessions describing the clinical use of gallium-DOTA-peptide imaging in neuroendocrine tumours.
 
Intended Audience
All PET-CT Clinical Technologists and Radiographers, plus any other clinical staff who might have an interest in the clinical use of Gallium-DOTA-Peptide imaging in neuroendocrine tumours.
 
Method of delivery
The PET-CT Academy experts will be providing lectures, case studies and interactive sessions describing the clinical use of gallium-DOTA-peptide imaging in neuroendocrine tumours.
 
Contact
Email petctacademy@christie.nhs.uk,
Call: 0161 918 2445

Do you work with men with prostate cancer? Would you like to improve your knowledge of prostate cancer care. The Link below will take you to the Prostate Cancer UK education page. 
https://www.prostatecanceruk.org/for-health-professionals/education/cour...
The day will be chaired by Clare Waymont, British Association of Urology Nurses council member and education lead, and will be accredited by the RCN. The day will consist of workshops lead by Clare, Professor Miriam Johnson,Director of the Wolfson Palliative Care Research Centre at the University of Hull,Lorraine Grover, psychosexual nurse specialist , and Dr Sahil Suleman,Consultant Clinical Psychologist and Emma Craske, Prostate Cancer UK Specialist Nurse. The agenda is being finalised, but there will be workshops in:
Andrology
Active surveillance
Current research in prostate cancer and palliative care,
Sexual function
Psychological wellbeing
Supporting men in telephone / email led clinics and
Oncological treatments for metastatic prostate cancer
Sharing best practice from around the UK
 

The University of Edinburgh and NHS Lothian jointly developed this online IOFB review course, for MR trained radiographers, designed to confer competency in the identification of metallic intra-orbital foreign bodies on orbital radiographs and which contraindicate MR scanning.

The Edinburgh Imaging Academy deliver this online intra orbital foreign body (IOFB) review course, 3 times per year (March, July and November). Our online distance learning platform allows flexible, self paced learning, which is easily integrated around work schedules and personal commitments.

Now in its 4th year, we are delighted that the course has received such positive feedback from applicants, such as:

- ‘The course was great. Thanks so much’

- ‘Good course, challenging at points. The practice images really helped’

- 'This course was a fantastic find.'

Fee cost £110

Society of Radiographers accredited.

Website: www.ed.ac.uk/edinburgh-imaging/iofb-reporting

Please email us for further information - imaging.academy@ed.ac.uk or alternatively view this and other online short courses at www.ed.ac.uk/edinburgh-imaging/academy.

IOFB Reporting - Video Introduction: https://youtu.be/J1Xf4G31GRU ;

The evening is aimed at all radiographers who work with children in the plain film environment. The event will include development of image interpretation skills of the paediatric skeleton. The importance of conveying crucial information to appropriate health care professionals will also be a theme. Key concepts related to paediatric imaging will be explored.
The fee includes light refreshments. 
For further information and booking is available at: www.derby.ac.uk/short-courses-cpd/health-and-social-care/paediatric-imaging-study-evening
There is limited pay and display car parking on site.

EVERYTHING YOU EVER WANTED to KNOW ABOUT: THE ROLE OF RADIOLOGY in CANCER DIAGNOSIS AND TREATMENT
This one day course is aimed at all radiographers, nurses, doctors and all clinicians wanting to know more about the role of imaging in cancer care. It will provide a greater understanding of the role of radiology in the diagnosis and treatment of cancers and the role that diagnostic imaging plays within this. CoR CPD Now endorsement applied for
 
Venue : The Royal Marsden Education and Conference Centre
Cost: £120 (£60 students) Book 4 places and get a 5th place free!
Book online: www.royalmarsden.nhs.uk/studydays

Midland Region Study Day, aimed at student and qualified radiographers. With gripping topics such as 'The Journey to Advanced Practice!' to 'Veterinary Radiography'.
Have a look round our brand new, LIVE radiography suite and listen to some of the best minds that work in major hospitals and academia today.
Hear about the latest screening techniques in colorectal cancer from the Clinical Director of Radiology at UNHM and expert in gastroenterology.
Coffee, cake and lunch provided, if the sun is shining explore the beautiful Victorian gardens that surround Keele Hall.
 
Line Up Includes:
The Journey to Advanced Practice - Peter Sutton (AP- Chest Radiography @ UHNM)
Code Germ - Infection Control in A & E- Desiree O'Leary (Keele Programme Lead - Diagnostic Imaging)
Imaging Innovation in Colorectal Cancer - Ingrid Britton (Consultant Radiologist @ UHNM)
Veterinary MRI & CT - Burgess Mobile Veterinary Diagnostic
 
Get your tickets quick, only a limited number available.
Students £10 / Radiographers £15
Certificate of attendance provided.
 
For Tickets please go to;
www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/midland-region-keele-study-day-tickets-5520705378...

This BMUS General Medical Study Day will cover topics such as

• New Techniques in Ultrasound Imaging,
• Liver Ultrasound or The Cirrhotic Liver/use of contrast,
• Bowel Ultrasound,
• Acute Scrotal Ultrasound, 

The General medical Ultrasound Study Day is a key one in the BMUS Calendar and one not to be missed. 
Using a new loaction, Glasgow for Songraphers in the north of the UK. 
Ust this link, https://www.bmus.org/mediacentre/events/bmus-general-medical-ultrasound-..., to book your place. 

The CT Head Reporting Specialist Interest Group meeting is a wonderful event to attend, full of enthusiastic, animated and friendly faces. The day offers a wide range of topics which include various interesting case-studies with thought provoking examples to tease our brains, petro-mastoid infection, professional issues, discrepancy forum issues and medico-legal involvement. 
This day will suit all interested radiographers, students and assistant practitioners as well as all CT head reporters with varying levels of experience because not only do you learn an awful lot and meet lots of like minded people, you will leave feeling totally inspired and eager to learn more. If you enjoy CT then you will be in the perfect company for a great free day of CPD.
The closing date for applications to attend is Friday 15th March at 17:00pm.
Saturday 30th March 2019
09.30-3.30pm
Course cost is free
"Please contact Gary Holdsworth by e-mail at g.holdsworth@ntlworld.com with details of the hospital/establishment you are currently employed at, if you wish to attend or would like further information."

A series of talks aimed at Sonographers, Student Sonographers and Radiology Registrars.
Topics include:
What the gynaecologist needs to know from a pelvic ultrasound scan, Adnexal pathology, Polycystic ovaries and how it affects fertility, Ultrasound examination of testicular varicoceles, Paediatric Ultrasound, Lumps and bumps, Ultrasound of the Groin , Ultrasound of the Appendix and Bowel and some Interesting cases.
All are welcome

The University of Edinburgh and NHS Lothian jointly developed this online IOFB review course, for MR trained radiographers, designed to confer competency in the identification of metallic intra-orbital foreign bodies on orbital radiographs and which contraindicate MR scanning.
The Edinburgh Imaging Academy deliver this online intra orbital foreign body (IOFB) review course, 3 times per year (March, July and November). The online distance learning platform allows flexible, self paced learning, which is easily integrated around work schedules and personal commitments.
Whilst the course was new in 2016, we have received excellent feedback from applicants, such as:
- ‘The course was great. Thanks so much’ 
- ‘Good course, challenging at points. The practice images really helped’
- 'This course was a fantastic find.'
 
Fee cost £110
Society of Radiographers accredited.
Website: www.ed.ac.uk/edinburgh-imaging/iofb-reporting
Please email us for further information - imaging.academy@ed.ac.uk or alternatively view this and other online short courses at www.ed.ac.uk/edinburgh-imaging/academy.
IOFB Reporting - Video Introduction: https://youtu.be/J1Xf4G31GRU ;
 

To apply and for full programme, please visit www.3Hammersmith.eventbrite.co.uk.
Early bird - £20 Fertility Nurses & Radiographers; £30 Consultants/SpR (ends March 12th)
Full price - £30 Fertility Nurses & Radiographers; £40 Consultants/SpR

Come and join us at the 6th MRI Radiographer's Study Morning. On Saturday 27th April from 9-2.15pm a variety of speakers both Radiographers and Radiologists will present on a number of interesting and current issues in MRI Scanning. Topics include IAM Pathologies, Compressed Sensing, MR Angiography, Scanning of MRI Conditional pacemakers, Scanning of Metal Implants and Radiographer reporting. A great opportunity for CPD. The study morning will take place in an informal setting and refreshments/brunch will be included. The cost is still a fabulous £40. Plese contact Lisa McBain at lisa.mcbain@hey.nhs.uk or telephone 01482 674089 for more details and to book a place.

To apply and for full programme, please visit www.CToptimisation.eventbrite.co.uk.
Fee: early bird £20 (ends March 27th); Standard £30

This self-guided online course is ideally suited to radiographers and allied health professionals who work with radiographs and wish to improve the image viewing skills.
The course offers a practical introduction to the analysis of radiographic images by assimilating information and formulating clinical opinion through diagnostic reasoning and interpretation of radiographic appearances.   You will enhance your ability to interpret radiographic images of the upper and lower limb, and develop your skills in evaluating and analysing radiographic appearances. 
On the course, you will gain:

• an understanding of the importance of using the AABCS system when reviewing images
• knowledge of the typical common pathologies associated with the adult skeleton
• skills and knowledge of the anatomical insertion points
• the know-how to describe common mechanism of injury
• the ability to understand the importance of radiographic positioning

The course will take approximately 20 hours to complete and youll gain an E-Certificate at the end of the course to evidence your learning achievement in your CPD / Professional Development portfolio.
To book onto the course, visit: https://www.derby.ac.uk/online/cpd-professional-development-course/radio...

https://www.derby.ac.uk/online/cpd-professional-development-course/radio...

The globally popular Kanal’s MRSO/MRMD MRI safety course is coming to the UK. In a European first, the qualifying exams will also be available.This two day course has defined good MRI safety practice and has made a huge impact to the entire MRI community. To be held in London, https://www.grangehotels.com/hotels-london/grange-city/about-this-hotel on Sunday and Monday, 16th and 17th of June. Early bird price, only £300 until March, includes all course materials, lunch and refreshments. Promotional codes for the latest version of the MagnetVision™ iOS app as well as Kanal’s MR Risk Assessment iOS app (the automated implant MR safety checklist) are also included. This is a unique opportunity to gain MRI safety accreditation. MRSO/MRSE/MRMD optional exams are being planned to be held on the morning of Tuesday 18th of June.

The University of Edinburgh and NHS Lothian jointly developed this online IOFB review course in 2016, for MR trained radiographers, designed to confer competency in the identification of metallic intra-orbital foreign bodies on orbital radiographs and which contraindicate MR scanning.
The Edinburgh Imaging Academy deliver this online intra orbital foreign body (IOFB) review course, 3 times per year (March, July and November).
Our online learning platform allows flexible, self-paced learning, which is easily integrated around work schedules and personal commitments.
Now in its 4th year, we are delighted that the course has received such positive feedback from applicants, such as:
- ‘The course was great. Thanks so much’
- ‘Good course, challenging at points. The practice images really helped’
- 'This course was a fantastic find.'

Fee cost £110
Society of Radiographers accredited.
IOFB Review course info. on our website: www.ed.ac.uk/edinburgh-imaging/iofb-reporting
IOFB Reporting - Video Introduction: https://youtu.be/J1Xf4G31GRU

Or please email us for further information - imaging.academy@ed.ac.uk or alternatively find more information about all our online courses at www.ed.ac.uk/edinburgh-imaging/academy. ;

A 2 day course for therapy radiographers looking to develop their expertise and practice.
Covering;
Clinical examination and history taking. Systems review.
Interpretation of x-rays, CT, MRI and nuclear medicine.
Understanding blood results and parameters
Managing chemotherapy side effects
Pain and symptom control
Radical voluming and palliative planning with case studies
Speakers include, 3 radiologists, 3 oncologists and palliative care consultant. 
For further information and a booking form please contact:  steve.dann@nhs.net