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Welcome to RADical opinions where we feature thought-provoking insights and expert perspectives on the latest trends and developments in medical imaging. This section is dedicated to sharing the voices of leading professionals, researchers, and innovators who are shaping the future of diagnostic imaging. Dive into their articles to explore cutting-edge ideas, debates, and visionary concepts that push the boundaries of our field. Join the conversation and stay informed with RADical opinions.

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White paper: Advancing Breast Imaging: How Smart Reporting and AI Empower Radiologists

Introduction Breast imaging is at the heart of early cancer detection, risk assessment, treatment planning, and follow-up care. With large scale screening programs now in place, radiologists face increasing pressure: more cases to read, more complexity to manage, and higher expectations for accuracy and consistency. At the same time, reporting must be standardised, guideline-compliant, and […]

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Dave Wilson

AI-ready data in radiology: unlocking the true value of imaging

Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping radiology. From accelerating diagnosis to improving workflows, the promise of AI is immense. Yet one truth remains: AI is only as good as the data that powers it. Radiology sits on a treasure trove of imaging studies, but much of this data exists in fragmented, inconsistent, or incomplete forms. To […]

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Gugz Bhogal

MRI safety is stuck in the past and the consequences are critical

MRI safety is the elephant in the room, a problem too many hospitals continue to overlook, and the consequences are far too real. Every single day, an MRI-related accident occurs in the UK. As scan volumes grow and wait lists stretch longer, the risks to both patients and staff are quietly escalating. Hospitals are doing […]

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Ahmad Adnan

The real key to unlock AI’s potential in radiology excellence

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is redefining radiology, not just by automating routine processes but by enabling deeper clinical insights. It holds the power to detect anomalies earlier, reduce interpretation errors, and optimise workflow efficiency. From our experience at Rosenfield Health, we believe that for AI to fulfil this promise, two critical challenges must be addressed: access […]

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Dr Sian Phillips

Reducing misdiagnosis with right imaging, right place, right time

As resource pressures continue in emergency departments across the country, patients with relatively minor injuries are increasingly redirected to minor injuries units or triaged by specialist nursing teams with the power to request and review imaging services. While this has real benefits in terms of reducing waiting times and focusing emergency resources on the most […]

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Tim Simpson

How radiology is driving the breast continuum of care

Radiology is considered to be a connective thread throughout the whole continuum of care in breast cancer, and the first imaging step on the pathway. Radiologists have the initial responsibility of detecting breast cancer and play the critical role of breaking the news that it has been detected, as well as preparing the patient for […]

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Rick Abramson

Adopting AI: essential considerations for healthcare providers

Artificial intelligence (AI) is revolutionising the field of radiology, but making the leap into selecting, purchasing, and implementing an AI solution can be a daunting prospect for even the most sophisticated of clinical practices. There are many factors that can influence purchasing decisions; here we provide some crucial points to think about when comparing or […]

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Enabling a productive workforce: the role of managed service providers in the NHS

As the largest employer in the UK and one of the most comprehensive public health systems globally, the National Health Service (NHS) has always had unique challenges in workforce recruitment and retention. These challenges exist across every department, but in 2023, amidst the myriad of headlines concerning the NHS’s workforce issues, it appears they are […]

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Jennifer Cook

Surface-guided is more than a tool for treating DIBH patients

Maybe you’ve heard or seen the acronym SGRT (surface guided radiotherapy) around over the last few years and equate it with a clever way of treating patients in DIBH, well there’s a lot more to SGRT than that.  SGRT is rapidly becoming standard of care worldwide.  If you can treat it on a linac you […]

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