43 news articles
ImagingRadiography from home
New technology has made at-home reporting for radiographers more practical than ever before
ImagingWorld-first medical scanner improves brain damage identification in stroke patients
The University of Aberdeen has developed the world’s first Field Cycling Imager, which works with ultra-low magnetic fields
ImagingCould you be a forensic radiographer?
Post-mortem radiography is a fascinating corner of the profession, but many radiographers may not know much about it
ImagingWaiting lists grow despite more diagnostic imaging tests than ever before, warns SoR
More than two million scans were carried out in a single month in October, but the number of patients waiting remains 'immobile'
ImagingWhy radiographers should provide Preliminary Clinical Evaluations as a ‘safety net’
The SoR has issued a second edition update to the role of Radiographer PCEs, emphasising how they can be used in urgent and emergency care
ImagingGetting It Right First Time: what’s coming for the Interventional Radiology Review?
Gillian Kitching, newly-appointed interventional radiographer supporting the GIRFT project, explains the process and procedure to come