Synergy October 2024 is now live

The October 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 profile on Professor of Translational Therapeutic Radiography Helen McNair, and an interview with the hosts of the Student Radiographer Podcast on how they plan to help prospective radiographers.

Read the full edition here.

The publication also hears from the SoR’s membership services manager Joel Wilkins on how the donation register impacted his life.

Synergy sat down with Keeley Rigby, researcher and senior lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University, to hear about the successes behind her College of Radiographers-funded project to understand the impact of the end of radiotherapy treatment bell on patients and Therapeutic Radiographers.

And we also find out about the launch of the SoR’s breast imaging Special Interest Group, and its efforts to connect radiographers working in breast imaging to help keep up standards, provide support and improve the delivery of breast imaging services.

Synergy, now published in 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: Professor of Translational Therapeutic Radiography Helen McNair 
• Analysis: The Student Radiographer Podcast
• Opinion: The NHS Organ Donor Register proves there can always be life after death
• CoRIPS case study: How an end of cancer treatment ritual impacts patients
• Celebrating the London Imaging Academy
• Forging a strong network: the SoR Ultrasound Advisory Group
• Get ahead of the game: RCR Global AI Conference preview
• Sponsored content: The importance of MRI safety: a guide for radiographers

Plus 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.