National Conference for Radiology Managers

10th National Conference for Radiology Managers

Registration for the 10th National Conference for Radiology Managers (NCRM) is open.
With the Society commemorating its centenary in 2020 and Philips marking a decade of NCRM events, the two organisations are bringing together radiology managers and clinical directors under the theme of ‘Celebrating Leadership’.

The event will take place at the Pullman Hotel in London on 21 May 2020 and will consist of a series of engaging lectures, motivational speeches and panel discussions.
A networking exhibition will run in parallel and lunch and refreshments will be provided throughout the day.
Places are limited and are on a first come first served basis. You can register your place via the Philips website. https://www.philips.co.uk/healthcare/about/events-calendar/ncrm?origin=1_gb_en_ncrm2020_sor___website

Location: Pullman Hotel, King's Cross, London
Date: Thursday 21 May 2020
Time: 9.30am - 6pm

The 8th National Conference for Radiology Managers

Around 300 delegates attended the 8th National Conference for Radiology on 24 May 2018 at the Pullman Hotel. London.

A special issue of TopTalk provides the highlights.

The speaker presentations are available to view.

The 7th National Conference for Radiology Managers

Patient, Performance, Productivity, The three Ps in tomorrow’s radiology services

The 7th National Conference for Radiology Managers, which this year, was held for the first time at the Royal College of General Practitioners in central London, offered delegates a topical programme discussing tomorrow's radiology services, with lectures and debates delivered by speakers from a variety of backgrounds.

The event concluded with a lively panel discussion on artificial intelligence (AI) and its potential future impact, positive or negative, on the delivery of healthcare services, and particularly radiology.

The conference, sponsored by Philips UKI, covered a diverse range of subjects and themes, including collaborative and multi-professional working; funding from the diagnostic capacity fund to improve the lung cancer patient pathway, and to evaluate point of care creatinine; how to use benchmarking data and more.

Read the full report here.