The April edition of Synergy can now be accessed online for members of the Society of Radiographers.
This month, the Society’s essential publication features an interview with Joy Paul, whose Parkinson’s diagnosis hasn’t stopped her from winning international table tennis medals, an analysis of the radiotherapy census findings, and a behind-the-scenes discussion with award-winning podcast Rad Chat.
In the April edition ofSynergy, we sat down with therapeutic radiography student Connor Parish to understand why he switched courses from diagnostic.
We also talk to therapeutic radiography student Emily Reed about her experience with an NHS genetics team, following her mother's 10-year clear appointment from breast cancer, and also researchers from the University of Exeter, who have been exploring the way patients with larger bodies experience medical imaging and radiotherapy
Synergy, now published as an online magazine format, is available to all members of SoR and features the professional lives of radiographers from across the UK.
SoR members can make the most of Synergy’s digital experience to catch up with all the latest radiography news, views and feature articles.
Highlights this month:
- Profile: The Rad Chat podcast
- Analysis: The radiotherapy census: Improving UK cancer care
- Opinion: 'My experience of genetic counselling'
- Supporting patients through their MRI scan
- Radiation Reveal: How radiotherapy affects teenagers and young adults
- ‘A renewed lust for life’ – working as a radiographer with Parkinson’s disease
Click here, or on the image above to read the full magazine.