The March edition of Synergyis now available for all SoR members.
March Synergy features a look into how AI could impact radiographers in the future, with insight from Gemma Walsh, an MRI specialist Diagnostic Radiographer. A poster abstract designed by Gemma - detailing her work on a study about how radiographers assess the impact of AI on their careers - won a prize at the Global AI Conference in February.
Diagnostic Radiographer Ifeanyi Obike tells Synergy about his experience moving from his home country of Nigeria to the UK, where he now works as a Diagnostic CT Radiographer at the Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust in Scunthorpe.
We also hear from Caitriona Crawford, a Therapeutic Radiographer from Northern Ireland who is helping to spread cancer awareness among farming communities as part of the Rural Communities Cancer Project.
Highlights this month:
- AI and the future: how will radiographers be impacted?
- Ifeanyi Obike: ‘It’s not been easy adjusting to a new culture’
- Bringing cancer awareness to rural communities
- Pen to paper: a radiographer’s survival guide hits the shelves
- Forging connections: Nechia Omiyi on why she established a CPD journal club
- RCR Global AI Conference: perspectives and experience
Click here, or on the image below, to read the full March Synergy issue.
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