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The Quality Standard for Imaging

Supporting and enabling quality improvement in imaging services

Royal College of Radiologists Global AI conference: ‘Bridge, not divide’

The RCR’s Global AI conference has drawn to a close, with experts sharing their insights on implementation best practice and regulation

Insight | Edition 14: Winter 2024

Safety Reps: Menopause

This webinar is designed for SoR Health and Safety Reps but is open to all SoR members.

SoR alerts members to new ultrasound gel infection prevention guidance

The new guidance - published on 30 January - details how ultrasound gel should be used by practitioners

‘Uplift to minimum wage shouldn’t shortchange everyone else in the NHS pay award’

SoR joins other healthcare unions in criticism of government’s approach to increasing minimum wage

Students

Congratulations on your new career. The SoR are here to support you every step of the way.

SoR members encouraged to access CAHPR events

The Community for Allied Health Professionals Research is running a series of research events available for radiographers and other AHPs

Royal Surrey staff celebrate radiotherapy treatment for 500th rectal cancer patient

The cancer centre has reached a significant milestone in its usage of a 'cutting edge' radiotherapy technique for cancer patients

Joint statement from SoR and RCR on Physician and Anaesthesia Associate professionals requesting ionising radiation imaging investigations

SoR and the Royal College of Radiologists respond as GMC becomes regulator for Physician Associates and Anaesthesia Associates

Wales and Northern Region council election winners announced

SoR members have elected new council representatives for Wales and the Northern region

Share your story with Synergy

Do you have a story to share with fellow radiographers? From promotions to personal achievements and awards, Synergy wants to hear from you

Milton Keynes radiotherapy centre welcomes first patients for treatment

Two NHS trusts have established a radiotherapy centre in MIlton Keynes to support local treatment for cancer patients

Gamma camera promises to halve scan times at Queen Elizabeth Hospital

The hybrid scanner, also known as a scintillation camera, replaces a 16-year-old model and will support faster, more effective services

How ultrasound imaging could help spot prostate cancer in under 20 minutes

An initial patient trial on a novel approach to ultrasound imaging has shown encouraging results for identifying prostate cancer

St Joseph’s Hospital celebrated for innovative radiographer-led diagnostic service

The Health Service Journal Partnership Awards has recognised the team at St Joseph’s for their work to enhance cardiac patient services

AHP principles of practice-based learning: Working together to develop our future workforce

The College of Radiographers has collaborated with 9 other professional bodies to co-badge the set of 7 principles, first launched by the CSP and RCOT in 2022

Imaging and Therapy Practice Posters

Research Group

New AHP Public Health Strategic Framework released for 2025-30

The new framework, which was released last week, aims to emphasise the roles of AHPs in public health

Adding MRI scans to first stages of bladder cancer investigation can cut treatment by six weeks, study finds

A study on the use of MRI and biopsy for initial assessment of aggressive bladder cancer found it increased speed of treatment

STAC submits 2025/26 pay claim to Scottish government seeking ‘pay modernisation’

The Scottish Terms and Conditions Committee Staffside has this week submitted its collective pay claim

EFRS seeks applicants for communication channels coordinator role

The organisation is calling for interested candidates to apply by 31 January 2025

Advanced Practitioner Radiographers

Ziltron self-test simulators