UKRC 2015

Start:

Mon, 29 Jun 2015, 09:00

End:

Wed, 1 Jul 2015, 17:00

Website:

http://www.ukrc.org.uk

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UKRC is the leading and largest diagnostic imaging event in the UK. UKRC builds on its successes year after year, and is always continuing to evolve.

The multidisciplinary working party are already working to deliver a dynamic and exciting programme for 2015, covering all aspects of diagnostic imaging and oncology.

Whether your interests are in clinical service delivery, management, informatics or research, the Congress will always offer exciting sessions and presentations.

KEYNOTE SPEAKERS

Karen Knapp, MD

******@***exeter.ac.uk

https://udb2.emps.ex.ac.uk/get/webpage/1429_home.dhtml

S - University of Exeter

Doctor Stephen Davies, Education Director

******@***iea.org.uk

Education Director - IEA

Dr. Giles Maskell, President

******@***rcht.cornwall.nhs.uk

Royal Cornwall Hospital, Department of Radiology

Nick Stone, Professor of Biomedical Imaging and Biosensing

******@***exeter.ac.uk

Professor of Biomedical Imaging and Biosensing - University of Exeter.

Prof Willi Kalender

******@***imp.uni-erlangen.de

Consultant Medical Physicist - Institute of Medical Physics

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About UKRC

UKRC is an annual event and consists of a three-day multidisciplinary scientific conference and technical exhibition which run simultaneously in one location. UKRC is aimed at all those involved in the field of radiological science and attracts between 3,000-4,000 people a year.

Professor Iain Lyburn is the Congress President for UKRC 2015. He is a Consultant Radiologist at Cheltenham Imaging Centre. Iain studied at the University of Bristol and qualified in 1991, becoming FRCR in 1998 and completing a Fellowship in Radiology at The University of British Columbia, Canada in 2000. He is currently Medical Director and Lead for Molecular Imaging and Research at The Cobalt Imaging Centre, Cheltenham and Clinical Director of the Gloucestershire Breast screening programme. He has taken on the role of Congress President for the first time in 2013.

Anyone with an interest in imaging in healthcare and diagnostic imaging including radiographers, radiologists, physicists, business managers, radiology, service managers, IT managers, academics, hospital managers, engineers, technicians, purchasing & supplies managers, industrialists, radiotherapists, oncologists, radiation protection advisors and radiation protection supervisors.

Please find below the different delegate categories:

Categories:

A: Consultants and senior managers

B: Other medical including trainees and scientific

C: Radiographers, nurses, PhD students, FY1 and FY2 students, other AHPS and support staff

D: Undergraduate students, retired delegates and individuals on bursaries

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Topics

Human factors and errors in health care, generic issues
Error in radiology: How to reduce it and deliver better patient outcomes
BIR Toshiba Mayneord Eponymous Lecture: Exploring the nature of atheroma in-vivo using PET
SCOR Welbeck Memorial Lecture – Perspectives on promoting professionalism: why it matters more now than ever before in healthcare
SCOR William Stripp Memorial Lecture – Quantitative fluoroscopy versus flexion extension radiographs of the lumbar spine
Educational and regulatory implications
Never events? How the NHS can learn from aviation
IPEM John Mallard Eponymous Lecture - Radiation safety reassessed