The July edition of Synergy is now accessible for members of the Society of Radiographers, with new content available through the digital portal.
This month, the magazine features a list of top tips for implementing sustainability in radiography departments, and an interview student radiographer Nima Norbu Sherpa, who moved from India to Scotland pursuing the profession.
Read the full edition here.
The publication also hears from SoR chief executive Richard Evans on the priorities for the incoming prime minister.
Synergy also visited one of the most remote places in the UK, the Outer Hebrides, to explore the challenges faced by radiographers there.
This edition also recaps an inspiring edition of the UK Imaging and Oncology Congress, held in Liverpool.
We also explore how Sheffield Hallam is changing the face of practice-based learning, with the university's innovative approach to radiographer education.
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: Nima Norbu Sherpa
- Analysis: Tips for sustainable radiography
- Q&A: Kayleigh Hizzett
- Opinion: 'How the new government can really tackle the NHS crisis'
- SoR leadership reacts to new Labour government
- ‘It’s not a traditional radiographer job’: life and radiography on a remote Scottish island
And more roundups of news, people, research grants and partnerships, the latest education and events, and how the SoR team is ready to help its members.
Click here, or on the image above, to read the full magazine.