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SUMMARY:KSMO 2026 - 19th Annual Meeting of the Korean Society of Medical Oncology
DESCRIPTION:0000Days00Hrs00Min00SecAdvancing Cancer Care\, Restoring Hope and Lives​\nKSMO 2026—the 19th Annual Meeting of the Korean Society of Medical Oncology (KSMO) and the 2026 International Conference\, held in conjunction with the 14th International Conference of the Federation of Asian Clinical Oncology (FACO)\, will bring together oncologists\, researchers\, clinicians\, and healthcare professionals from around the world to explore the latest advances in cancer research and clinical oncology. \nHeld under the theme “Advancing Cancer Care\, Restoring Hope and Lives\,” the meeting will showcase the latest scientific discoveries\, emerging therapies\, multidisciplinary approaches to patient care\, and innovations designed to improve outcomes for people living with cancer. Alongside a comprehensive educational programme\, attendees will have the opportunity to collaborate\, exchange ideas\, and network with leading experts from across the international oncology community. \nRegister Now
URL:https://radiologynews.com/event/ksmo-2026-19th-annual-meeting-of-the-korean-society-of-medical-oncology/
LOCATION:Grand InterContinental Seoul Parnas\, 521\, Teheran-ro\, Gangnam-gu\, Seoul\, Korea\, Republic of
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SUMMARY:Korean Congress of Radiology 2026
DESCRIPTION:0000Days00Hrs00Min00SecThe Korean Congress of Radiology (KCR) 2026 is one of Asia’s leading medical imaging and radiology conferences\, bringing together radiologists\, researchers\, healthcare professionals\, and industry innovators from around the world. Hosted by the Korean Society of Radiology\, the congress provides a platform for sharing the latest scientific research\, technological advancements\, and clinical best practices across all areas of diagnostic and interventional imaging. The 2026 congress will be held under the theme “Humanity Through Imaging\,” highlighting the role of medical imaging in advancing patient-centred care while embracing innovation\, artificial intelligence\, and emerging technologies that are shaping the future of radiology. \nThrough a comprehensive programme of plenary lectures\, scientific sessions\, educational courses\, poster presentations\, and industry exhibitions\, KCR offers attendees the opportunity to explore emerging technologies\, AI-driven innovations\, and the future of medical imaging. The event also serves as a valuable forum for international collaboration\, professional networking\, and knowledge exchange among the global radiology community. \nRegister Now
URL:https://radiologynews.com/event/korean-congress-of-radiology-2026/
LOCATION:Kintex 2\, Goyang\, Korea\, Goyang\, Korea\, Republic of
CATEGORIES:In Person Event
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SUMMARY:Empowering Leaders: For future success across Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Training Course
DESCRIPTION:0000Days00Hrs00Min00SecCourse OverviewSpecifically designed for Radiology staff whether medical\, technical\, or managerial; this course will equip leaders in all areas of Imaging and Nuclear Medicine with the leadership skills and attributes to maximise successful delivery of current and anticipated future issues. \nThe course is aimed at leaders and future leaders within all Imaging modalities at all levels; clinical and non-clinical\, experienced\, newly qualified and aspiring future leaders. \nParticipants will learn how to: \n\nEnhance understanding of the current and evolving NHS landscape at local\, regional\, and national levels to effectively plan and lead radiology and nuclear medicine services.\nDevelop leadership capabilities to establish and engage in networks that drive the reduction of variations in clinical and operational practices while fostering a culture of collaborative learning and best practices.\nImplement transformative strategies that integrate pathway redesign\, digital innovation\, and workforce development to strengthen local radiology and nuclear medicine strategic and operational plans.\nUnderstand how to approach reducing health inequalities in radiology and nuclear medicine services by leveraging innovative techniques and practices to improve accessibility to services for all population groups.\nDevelop your own leadership attributes\, understanding of team dynamics and members of teams\, and leading in complex networks and systems.\n\nThis course will cover all aspects of leadership\, exploring what leadership is\, what makes a good leader\, and will focus on development of operational and strategic leadership skills and techniques. \nRegister NowLearning Outcomes \nDevelop a wide range of leadership attributes and skills covering: \no   Self-awareness \no   Making Choices \no   Problem Solving \no   Decision Making \no   Self-resilience \no   Leading Teams in complex environments \no   Collaboration \no   Giving and Receiving feedback \no   Leading effective meetings \no   Having difficult conversations \no   Effective communications \no   Leading planned change \nGain a comprehensive understanding of the NHS landscape at local\, regional\, and national levels\, along with how to access to essential support across the wider NHS for planning and delivering effective services. \nDevelop key leadership capabilities to drive transformational change within your local services\, fostering innovation and operational excellence. \nBeing able to leverage networks as strategic platforms for collaboration across the broader healthcare system\, enhancing the quality and efficiency of local services. \nDevelop a deep understanding of health inequalities and how these can be reduced in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine. \nOrganisational Benefits \nDevelopment of local leaders in Radiology and Nuclear Medicine Services led by nationally acclaimed Imaging Leaders\, to: \n\nEnhance specific leadership skills in a peer group environment.\nDemonstrate investment in staff and support personal development.\nImprove leadership and staffing retention in critical fragile clinical services.\nDemonstrate commitment to development of Imaging Networks.\nDrive reductions in health inequalities in Diagnostics.\nStrengthen the integration of local radiology and nuclear medicine services to address performance challenges within the organisation effectively.\nEmpower multidisciplinary teams in radiology and nuclear medicine to engage in networks that enhance efficiency\, reduce variation\, and drive productivity improvements.\nTackle health inequality challenges affecting local population groups by developing collaborative strategies with the wider Integrated Care System (ICS) to improve accessibility and outcomes.\n\nIndividual Benefits \n\nDevelop leadership skills and practice with peers under the guidance of experienced national Diagnostic leaders.\nExpand knowledge of the broader NHS landscape\, unlocking opportunities for career development within the healthcare system.\nEnhance both management and leadership capabilities to effectively drive transformational change and foster collaborative working practices.\nStrengthen expertise in health inequalities reduction\, and strategic influence over local access initiatives to better serve patient populations.\nBuild relationships with peers and tackle problems collectively in a safe environment.\n\nPost and Pre Course Requirements \nThe course will include a combination of delivered material\, reflective thinking and learning\, and some fun practical exercises delivered by the coaches to develop personal leadership. Attendees are expected to participate\, complete\, and reflect upon the outcomes to reach the desired learning intentions. \nPre Training Preparation: \nGeneral Preparation \nReview the 2-day agenda to understand session flow and expectations and familiarise with NHS strategic context\, including: \n\nThe NHS Long Term Plan.\nCurrent government healthcare priorities.\nLocal transformation initiatives.\n\nDay 1 Preparation: Strategic Context & Leadership Foundations \n\nLocal Service Reflection\nPrepare/bring a brief overview of your service’s priorities and challenges.\nReflect on how national transformation goals impact your local context.\nLeadership Self-Assessment\nComplete a personal leadership reflection or diagnostic (Tool TBC).\nIdentify 5 key leadership development priorities relevant to your role.\nHealth Inequalities\nBring examples of local health inequality challenges.\nBring relevant data on your organization/service population’s characteristics\nReflections on how leadership can address these disparities.\n\nDay 2 Preparation: Leadership Attributes & Practical Skills \n\nDecision-Making Challenge\nPrepare and bring with you a real-life example of a difficult decision\, choice\, or problem you’ve faced.\nBe ready to share how you approached it and what you might do differently now.\nCollaboration Insights\nReflect on challenges of collaboration from your experience.\nBe prepared to contribute to a group discussion and flipchart exercise.\nPractical Skills Reflection\nBring examples of difficult feedback situations and challenging conversations.\n\nIn addition to Trust Funding\, we welcome self-funders and can provide flexible payment plan options. \nTrainersMr Anil Vara\, Bsc (Hons)\, Msc\, MBA\, CMgr\, FCMI\nHead of Elective Care\nDoncaster and Bassetlaw Teaching NHS Foundation Trust \nAn ambitious and talented healthcare leader with 30 years of experience in the NHS health sector\, boasting a strong record of achievements in Nuclear Medicine\, operational and programme management. Known for promoting innovation\, understanding health inequalities\, and fostering collaboration with community\, acute\, and independent sector organisations. A collaborative\, democratic\, and transformational leader\, qualified with an MBA in Public Sector Management and awarded Chartered Manager status as a Fellow. Passionate about delivering high-quality patient care through efficient resource use and continuous quality improvement methodology. Possesses strong diplomatic skills and a natural affinity for cultivating relationships\, persuading\, convening\, facilitating\, and building consensus among diverse individuals. \nMr Chris Sleight\, MSc\, BSc\, FIBMS\nChief Executive Officer of Sleight Insights\nFormerly Chief Officer of the Greater Manchester Diagnostic Networks \nChris is a dynamic and motivational executive leader\, inspirational speaker\, and renowned experienced chair of national and international conferences. \nWith almost 40 years’ experience in the NHS\, starting in Pathology in 1988\, Chris is renowned for progressing from a basic grade Biomedical Scientist to a Clinical Director within 5 years (along the M62 corridor from Hull to Harrogate to York\, with a brief detour to Sherwood Forest NHS Foundation Trust) before moving to the North West in 2008 to senior Trust management. \nIn his 27 years in senior NHS leadership\, Chris undertook major senior leadership and management roles in operations and strategy in two of the largest complex multi-site NHS Trusts in England\, including divisional director roles in Diagnostics and Clinical Support Services\, Anaesthetics and Critical Care\, and Women and Children’s divisions\, Director of Transformation and Strategy\, and Chief Officer roles in Clinical Support Services. From 2019 he led the design\, creation\, implementation and maturation of the Imaging and Pathology Networks across Greater Manchester (GM)\, and provided senior leadership for the other Diagnostic Networks. This included taking the Imaging Network from conception to a “thriving” network within his tenure. \nAs Chief Officer of the GM Diagnostics Network his responsibilities also included leadership of all the Digital Diagnostics programmes\, including Laboratory Information Management Systems (LIMS) and leading on the procurement and implementation of a single digital diagnostics enterprize solution across all the GM Trusts. This solution included a single PACS for Radiology and the transformational move to digital pathology for GM\, and moving towards AI adoption. Chris in addition was Senior Responsible Officer for the GM Community Diagnostic Centre (CDC) Programme\, participating on the initial national steering group for the CDC programme. Chris was also the Programme Director of system wide Pharmacy Transformation Programmes across GM. During his career he played a leading role in responding to several critical incidents including the Covid-19 pandemic and the Manchester Arena bombing\, and was Pathology Incident Director for North 5. \nChris is now a renowned national speaker and celebrated chair at many events particularly Diagnostics\, NHS workforce\, and NHS Digital events and conferences. He has presented at numerous national conferences and professional meetings as a subject matter expert on his areas of interest and expertise including; \n\nImaging and Pathology.\nReducing Health Inequalities.\nUsing digital technology and Artificial Intelligence to improve patient outcomes.\nCreating sustainable workforce models for the future.\n\nAs a father of 4 boys\, Chris has developed a keen interest in research of generational stereotypes\, and now presents regularly on generational theory and its application to advise on how we may create sustainable workforce models for the future. \nHe was bestowed a Lifetime achievement in Healthcare Science Award from NHSE in the North West Healthcare Science Awards 2025\, for his lifetime commitments and successes in introducing improvements for patients and staff by delivering transformation across diagnostics. \nIn October 2025 following early retirement from the NHS\, he founded Sleight Insights Limited\, providing consultation\, training course design and delivery\, conference chairing\, professional speaking\, and inspirational insights into how to ensure sustainable health services for patients.
URL:https://radiologynews.com/event/empowering-leaders-for-future-success-across-radiology-and-nuclear-medicine-training-course/
LOCATION:Birmingham\, Birmingham\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:CancerCare 2026: The Convenzis NHS Oncology Conference
DESCRIPTION:0000Days00Hrs00Min00SecClinical Diagnostics & Medical Sciences\nA Learning-Focused Summit on NHS Oncology\nCancer remains one of the NHS’s most complex and urgent challenges demanding faster diagnosis\, more equitable access to treatment\, and a workforce confident in delivering precision care. The 10 Year Health Plan places early detection\, innovation and personalisation at the heart of future oncology services. This summit responds directly to that call\, providing the education\, skills and tools NHS professionals need to deliver cancer care that is proactive\, personalised and closer to home. \nEducational Focus:\nThrough a mix of Skill Clinics\, Lessons Learned Sessions\, and Peer Learning Circles\, delegates will learn using real-world frameworks\, tools\, and templates to strengthen early detection pathways\, expand genomic testing\, and deliver community-based oncology care. \nThe focus is not on what to achieve\, but how to achieve it. Senior leaders and clinicians will share first-hand insights on implementation challenges\, course corrections and replicable improvement models that can be applied immediately within local systems. \nKey Topics:\n\nExpanding targeted screening\, self-sampling and early detection initiatives.\nScaling genomic testing and AI-guided personalised oncology care.\nIntegrating innovative technologies; including liquid biopsies\, cancer vaccines and whole genome sequencing\nRedesigning oncology pathways to deliver diagnostics\, rehabilitation and follow-up care within community settings.\nAccelerating treatment through digital integration\, data-driven coordination and insights from precision and immunotherapy trials.\n\nRegister NowWhat’s New for 2026:\n\nMorning and Afternoon Skill Clinics: immersive sessions providing delegates with practical templates for screening pathway redesign\, genomic testing workflows and community-based cancer care models.\nLessons Learned Sessions: senior NHS leaders share where implementation plans faced challenges and what changes delivered success.\nPeer Learning Circles: facilitated\, topic-specific discussions connecting oncology teams\, commissioners and innovation leads across the UK.\nAction-Driven Case Studies: focused on the how: methods\, processes and team structures that made progress possible.\n\nWhy Attend:\n\nBuild confidence through structured\, applied learning and guided skill development.\nGain access to replicable frameworks for early diagnosis\, genomic testing and localised cancer care delivery.\nHear directly from peers navigating similar workforce\, innovation and integration challenges.\nLeave with practical artefacts\, toolkits\, checklists and action plans ready to use within your organisation.\nStrengthen your professional network through collaborative learning and best practice sharing across regions and specialties.\n\nWho Would Benefit:\nThis summit is ideal for oncology service leads\, cancer nurse specialists\, diagnostic and genomic programme managers\, community health directors and primary care leaders working to deliver more personalised\, efficient and equitable cancer care. It will also benefit commissioners\, clinical directors and innovation leads seeking practical insight into how to scale early detection\, accelerate innovation and integrate cancer services into local care systems. \nSuppliers\, research partners and technology innovators will gain a clear understanding of the operational priorities shaping the next decade of NHS oncology transformation.
URL:https://radiologynews.com/event/cancercare-2026-the-convenzis-nhs-oncology-conference/
LOCATION:The Studio\, 3rd Floor\, Birmingham\, 7 Cannon St\, Birmingham\, B2 5EP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:In Person Event
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SUMMARY:CancerCare 2026: The NHS Oncology Conference
DESCRIPTION:0000Days00Hrs00Min00SecClinical Diagnostics & Medical SciencesA Strategic Conference on Advancing Oncology Pathways Across the NHS – All Convenzis Events Provide 8 CPD Points Per DelegateCancer remains one of the NHS’s most complex and urgent challenges demanding faster diagnosis\, more equitable access to treatment\, and a workforce confident in delivering precision care. The 10 Year Health Plan places early detection\, innovation\, and personalisation at the heart of future oncology services. \nThe NHS Oncology Conference provides a strategic forum for leaders to address these challenges together\, translating policy ambition into practical delivery. This event brings NHS teams\, ICSs\, and cancer alliances together to exchange tested models\, frameworks\, and collaborative solutions to strengthen early detection\, scale genomics\, and integrate personalised oncology care within community settings. \nRegister NowSummit Focus:The NHS Oncology Conference is a premier event for sharing best practices and innovations\, designed to help NHS professionals move from awareness to applied implementation. Delegates will gain hands-on frameworks\, tested delivery models\, and peer-derived insights on how to embed safe\, equitable\, and sustainable transformation within their services. \nDedicated Skill Clinics offer practical tools\, checklists\, and implementation templates to support cancer pathway redesign\, genomic testing integration\, and workforce capability development. \nLessons Learned Sessions provide candid reflections from NHS leaders on real-world challenges\, highlighting where implementation plans required adjustment and what delivered measurable results. \nThis is not a showcase of what to achieve\, but a skills exchange on how to achieve it\, translating national ambition into measurable improvement. \nThis year’s event is structured around clear outcomes. Delegates will leave understanding: \n\nEnhance early detection through targeted screening\, self-sampling\, and expanded genetic testing.\nAccelerate innovation by adopting technologies like cancer vaccines\, liquid biopsies\, and whole genome sequencing.\nAdvance personalised care using genomics and AI to guide tailored treatments.\nExpand community-based oncology\, integrating diagnostics\, rehab\, and follow-up care into local health centres.\nStrengthen resilience through digital transformation\, workforce capability\, and robust governance.\nImprove access and equity across cancer pathways\, including prostate cancer and haematology services.\n\nWhat’s New for 2026:\nMorning & Afternoon Skill Clinics: immersive sessions focused on actionable tools\, checklists\, and templates delegates can implement immediately within oncology services.\nLessons Learned Sessions: real-world reflections from NHS leaders detailing what went wrong\, what changed\, and what succeeded in implementing cancer pathway transformation.\nPeer Learning Circles: small-group exchanges enabling collaboration between cancer alliances\, ICBs\, and provider teams to co-design practical solutions.\nAction-Driven Case Studies: focusing on the delivery process — how genomic testing\, data integration\, and workforce innovation created measurable outcomes.\n\nWhy Attend:\nEarn 8 CPD Points by attending.\nBuild professional confidence through applied\, hands-on learning.\nAccess ready-to-use frameworks for early detection\, genomic integration\, and pathway transformation.\nHear directly from NHS leaders and peers driving oncology service improvement.\nLeave with practical artefacts\, toolkits\, and implementation plans ready for local rollout.\nJoin a national community of NHS professionals committed to capability-building and sustainable cancer care delivery.\n\nWho Would Benefit:This conference is ideal for clinical\, operational\, and strategic leaders involved in oncology transformation\, including Cancer Alliance leads\, oncology service managers\, diagnostic and genomic programme directors\, Chief Nurses\, CCIOs\, CIOs\, AHP leads\, and ICB or ICS transformation teams. It will also benefit commissioners\, community health directors\, and primary care leaders seeking practical guidance on scalable\, interoperable models of cancer care. \nSuppliers\, research partners\, and technology collaborators will gain insight into NHS oncology priorities\, workforce capability needs\, and the practical enablers shaping the next decade of personalised cancer care.
URL:https://radiologynews.com/event/cancercare-2026-the-nhs-oncology-conference/
LOCATION:etc.venues\, Prospero House\, London\, 241 Borough High St\, London\, SE1 1GA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:In Person Event
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SUMMARY:2026 World Radiology and Medical Imaging Conference
DESCRIPTION:0000Days00Hrs00Min00SecThe 2026 World Radiology & Medical Imaging Conference (2026WRMI) will be organised around the theme ‘Breaking Barriers: AI\, Innovation\, and the Future of Radiology and Medical Imaging’. \nIt is the leading conference on Radiology and Medical Imaging\, Research in clinical practice\, and Research innovations\, offering an immense opportunity for Scientists\, Researchers\, Professors\, Physicians\, and Students worldwide to share the latest Market Trends and research findings. It’s also a unique chance to learn from the most interesting scientific event\, i.e\, the Radiology Conference Australia. \n2026WRMI not only presents innovative solutions to the public in the fields of Radiology and Medical Imaging but also offers an excellent opportunity for Universities\, Institutions\, and Business Delegates to connect with world-class scientists and speakers at the Radiology Conference Australia. This is a chance to discuss new ideas and advancements in Radiology and Medical Imaging and to build valuable connections within the scientific community. \nGoals\nThis radiology conference in Australia aims to advance the field through education\, collaboration\, and innovation.\nThe conference seeks to provide attendees with the latest advancements in radiology through lectures\, workshops\, and case studies\, ensuring they are well-equipped with cutting-edge knowledge and practical skills.\nNetworking opportunities are designed to foster connections among radiologists\, technologists\, researchers\, and students\, encouraging collaboration and idea exchange. Improving patient care remains crucial\, with discussions on best practices and patient communication.\nThe conference will promote research and development\, recognise outstanding contributions\, and foster international collaboration to address global challenges in radiology.\n\nRegister NowLearning Objectives\nThe radiology conference in Australia is designed to enhance attendees’ knowledge\, skills\, and professional development.\nExplore insights on recent advancements\, new equipment\, and new techniques\, learn from thought-leaders\, and network with a great line-up of speakers.\nEmphasising technology and innovation\, the conference will showcase the latest in radiological equipment and techniques\, including integrating AI and machine learning.\nAdditionally\, the conference will focus on professional development\, offering sessions on leadership\, communication\, and business skills alongside continuing professional development (CPD) credits.\nProfessional development sessions will cover essential topics such as leadership\, communication\, and ethical considerations\, ensuring attendees are well-rounded and prepared for future challenges in the field.
URL:https://radiologynews.com/event/2026-world-radiology-and-medical-imaging-conference/
LOCATION:Hotel Grand Chancellor Brisbane\, Brisbane\, Australia
CATEGORIES:In Person Event
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SUMMARY:2nd International Symposium on Radiology\, Nuclear Medicine\, and Diagnostic Imaging
DESCRIPTION:0000Days00Hrs00Min00SecKey Focus Areas:\n\nRDI Main Theme: Advancing Technology and Innovations in Radiology\, Nuclear Medicine\, and Diagnostic Imaging for Research-Proven Improvements.\nInnovations: AI\, machine learning\, robotics\, and advanced software.\nImpact: Enhanced patient care\, improved diagnostics\, and optimized workflows\nAudience: Radiologists\, researchers\, clinicians\, medical physicists\, biotechnologists\, imaging specialists\, and students\n\nPublication Opportunities:\nAll accepted abstracts and conference papers will be published in the United Research Forum Conference Proceedings with ISBN and DOI. Participants will receive Continuing Professional Development (CPD) points with Participation Certificate. \nParticipation Benefits:\n– Innovations in radiology\, nuclear medicine\, and diagnostic imaging\n– Latest AI-driven technologies and clinical applications\n– Interaction with leading researchers and healthcare experts\n– Workshops and panels on emerging diagnostic challenges\n– Exhibition and networking opportunities \nRegister Now
URL:https://radiologynews.com/event/2nd-international-symposium-on-radiology-nuclear-medicine-and-diagnostic-imaging/
LOCATION:Orlando\, Orlando\, FL\, United States
CATEGORIES:In Person Event
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SUMMARY:ESOI Touchdown 2026
DESCRIPTION:0000Days00Hrs00Min00Sec\nESOI Touchdown 2026 brings together radiologists\, clinicians\, scientists\, patients\, and industry partners\, the meeting will explore the latest advances in oncologic imaging. \nThe scientific programme will cover a wide range of topics\, including artificial intelligence\, innovative imaging strategies\, multidisciplinary cancer care\, cancer screening\, therapy-related toxicities\, and the future of oncologic reporting. Alongside expert presentations\, attendees can take part in interactive workshops and multidisciplinary case discussions\, providing valuable opportunities for practical learning\, collaboration\, and networking within the international oncology imaging community. \n\nRegister Now\n\n\nHighlights\n\nSignal to Decision: How AI Is Transforming Radiology into the Engine of Integrated Oncologic Diagnostics\nKeynote Lecture: Individualising Oncologic Diagnostics: The Transformative Power of Liquid Biopsy\nCancer of Unknown Primary – Imaging at the Diagnostic Frontier\nStop Writing Novels: The Future of Radiology Reporting\nBridging Science and Care: Partnership of Patients\, Clinicians and Scientists\nNeuroendocrine Tumors\nInnovations in Cancer Screening\nDark side of the Treatment: Imaging Toxicities of Contemporary Cancer Therapy\n\n\n\n\n\n\n\nMDT Sessions\n\nLung Cancer MDT\nUrogenital Cancer MDT\nGynecological Oncology MDT\n\nWorkshops\n\nMRI Characterization of Ovarian Masses\nBone Metastasis & Their Mimics\nImaging in Hematologic Malignancies\nPatient Communication for Radiologists\nPrimary Liver Malignancies: Imaging for Detection and Treatment Planning\nChallenges in Head & Neck Imaging\nProstate Cancer: From PI-RADS to Individualized Care\nCommunication of Scientific Results: How to present yourself
URL:https://radiologynews.com/event/esoi-touchdown-2026/
LOCATION:DKFZ Heidelberg\, Im Neuenheimer Feld 280\, Heidelberg\, 69120\, Germany
CATEGORIES:In Person Event
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SUMMARY:RadVision 2026: The Convenzis NHS Imaging Transformation Conference Midlands
DESCRIPTION:Radiology is at the forefront of diagnostic innovation\, with rapid advancements in artificial intelligence\, imaging technologies\, and workflow efficiencies. However\, workforce shortages and increasing demand continue to pose challenges. This conference will bring together radiologists\, healthcare leaders\, and technology experts to discuss how radiology can evolve to meet these challenges and drive better patient outcomes. \nKey Topics:\n\nAI and automation in radiology\nAddressing workforce shortages\nRadiology reporting and turnaround times\nIntegration with wider NHS services\nInvestment in imaging technology\n\nRegister NowWhy Attend?\nThis returning event is a key gathering for radiology professionals\, NHS leaders\, and technology providers. Stay ahead of the latest developments\, connect with peers\, and explore solutions to the biggest challenges in diagnostic imaging.
URL:https://radiologynews.com/event/radvision-2026-the-convenzis-nhs-imaging-transformation-conference-midlands/
LOCATION:The Studio\, 3rd Floor\, Birmingham\, 7 Cannon St\, Birmingham\, B2 5EP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:In Person Event
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SUMMARY:RSNA Annual Meeting 2026
DESCRIPTION:0000Days00Hrs00Min00SecRSNA 2026 aims to highlight radiology’s role as the hub of modern medicine and explore how diverse perspectives and new discoveries come together to advance the patient’s journey and our specialty’s pivotal role. \nSorry\, your browser doesn't support embedded videos.
URL:https://radiologynews.com/event/rsna-annual-meeting-2026/
LOCATION:Chicago\, 2301 S Martin Luther King Dr\, Chicago\, IL\, IL 60616\, United States
CATEGORIES:In Person Event
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SUMMARY:AOCR 2027
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URL:https://radiologynews.com/event/aocr-2027/
LOCATION:Tashkent\, Tashkent\, Uzbekistan
CATEGORIES:In Person Event
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