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AXREM publishes cyber security strategy and cyber attack procedure

AXREM has launched its Cyber Security Information Sharing and Incident Response Strategy alongside a new Cyber Attack Procedure, reinforcing the association’s commitment to protecting the UK’s diagnostic imaging, radiotherapy and healthcare IT ecosystem from an escalating cyber threat landscape. These coordinated documents set out a framework for intelligence sharing, incident escalation and cross-sector collaboration, ensuring […]

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GE HealthCare and Nuffield Health launch diagnostic imaging hub in Oxford

Nuffield Health and GE HealthCare have launched a major new diagnostic hub at Nuffield Health The Manor Hospital in Oxford. Equipped with the latest generation of technology from GE HealthCare, the hub features the latest AI-enabled imaging systems. With the hospital offering services to NHS and private patients, people from across the region will benefit […]

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Six years of planning result in a comprehensive and accessible AI textbook for radiographers and more

In January, the fully evidence-based Artificial Intelligence for Radiographers textbook was published by Springer. Its lead editors are all radiographers – Professors Christina Malamateniou, Karen Knapp, Maryann Hardy and Aarthi Ramlaul – but the book’s more than 100 contributors come from across learned societies and professional backgrounds including radiology, radiography, medical physics, data science, business, […]

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SHERPA initiates studies to validate AI-based technologies for minimally invasive brain and cancer treatments

The Philips-coordinated SHERPA research consortium has initiated seven clinical studies to demonstrate the benefits of AI and robotics-assisted workflows in minimally invasive treatments for brain aneurysms and liver tumours. Staff shortages, coupled with the complex nature of the work, place significant pressure on interventional radiologists and interventional neuroradiologists. The SHERPA consortium aims to validate AI-powered […]

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One cardiac platform offers many benefits for daily practice

Circle CVI says a single cardiovascular imaging platform, such as its cvi42, can change daily work for cardiologists and radiologists from ‘tool juggling’ to focused clinical practice. “However, it also requires effort and carries real, although manageable, risks. Seeing this change from the user perspective makes it easier to decide whether adopting a unified platform […]

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Versatile Nio Color 8MP monitor meets the demands of remote radiology workflows

Barco’s Nio Color 8MP diagnostic display is designed to meet the demands of contemporary radiology practice, where efficiency, image clarity and flexibility are required. With a 32″ screen and 8MP resolution, it offers ample workspace to view detailed images alongside clinical information, supporting a more streamlined reading experience during high workloads, in the hospital and […]

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AMRADNET now in the UK

The UK does not need another teleradiology vendor. It needs diagnostic capacity partners who can help NHS trusts and hospitals move patients from scan to answer faster. AMRADNET is launching in the UK with a different radiology offering that goes beyond teleradiology reporting, and encompasses scanning, interventional support, and CDC partnership pathways to help reduce […]

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