Nuclear medicine technologist Adriaan Van Leewan from Addenbrooke’s Hospital, Cambridge, receives an iPod Touch from InHealth operations director Jonathan Gifford.
Other winners at BNMS were trainee clinical scientist from the Royal Free Hospital Ben Earner and clinical scientist from Medway Maritime Hospital Leah Hunt.
See this report on page 2 of the June 2010 issue of RAD Magazine.
Specialist in AI solutions for advanced neuroimaging analysis Qubio demonstrated the latest version of its Neurocloud platform at the European Congress of Clinical Neuroimaging 2025 in Madrid, Spain. The new version of Neurocloud features a completely redesigned, more intuitive and user-friendly interface, ensuring seamless integration into clinical workflows and enhancing user experience. Additionally, Neurocloud 2025 […]
Read MoreAs healthcare continues to face increasing demands, the pressure to provide fast, accurate diagnoses while managing patient volumes has never been more critical. For many healthcare providers, the need for flexible imaging solutions that can quickly scale to meet these demands is a daily challenge. In this evolving landscape, AGITO Medical is a vital partner […]
Read MoreRosenfield Health says its PRIX tool is transforming the way medical institutions handle DICOM anonymisation, enabling bulk processing at high speeds. The experience of a leading healthcare provider highlights the tool’s impact on radiology workflows. “Before PRIX, anonymising a single study took up to 10 minutes, slowing down our workflow. With PRIX, it now takes […]
Read MoreTo have your company featured in our events gallery please call (01371) 812960 or email hello@radmagazine.com
