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25 NOVEMBER 2015 THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME IN SCOTTISH RADIOLOGY ORGANISED BY THE BIR SCOTTISH BRANCH Venue: Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh CPD: 6 credits (applied for) THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME IN SCOTTISH RADIOLOGY ORGANISED BY THE BIR SCOTTISH BRANCH Venue: The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh CPD: 6 credits (applied for) This event will explore the potential impact that new developments will have on radiology practice in Scotland over the next decade. It will not just look at technological advances such as in PACS and advanced visualisation but also at manpower and wider political issues. Aims: • To idenity the likely changes in Scottish radiologiy in the medium term future • Present an overview on how Scottish radiology is developing • Highlight technological advances 09:00 Registration and refreshments 13:00 Lunch 09:20 Welcome and introduction 14:00 Impact of advanced visualistation technologies 09:30 New Developments in Mr Tristan Lawton, and influence of PACS Clinical Fellow, Toshiba technologies Medical Visualization Systems Mr Charles McCaffrey, Managing Director, Carestream 14:45 CAD as a radiology aid and Health screening tool Speaker to be confirmed 10:15 Networked imaging expertise 15:30 Refreshments Dr Nicola Strickland, Consultant Radiologist, 16:00 Accreditation: friend or Imperial College Healthcare foe? NHS Trust Dr Ed Nicol, Consultant Cardiologist, Royal 11:00 Refreshments Brompton Hospital 11:30 SCIN and Scottish 16:30 Changes in NHS England: manpower issues how might they influence Dr Anne-Marie Sinclair, Clinical Scottish healthcare Director, Imaging, Glasgow Professor Erika Denton, Royal Infirmary National Clinical Director for Diagnostics, NHS England 12:15 Radiology training in Scotland 17:00 Close Speaker to be confirmed Meet the committee 25 NOVEMBER Giles Roditi (Chair), Consultant 2015 Radiologist (Glasgow) Andrew Pearson, Consultant Radiologist (Melrose) David Sutton, Physicist (Dundee) The branch chair Dot Robinson, GE Medical Systems (Oxton) Dr Giles Roditi Jim Zhong, Trainee (Edinburgh) John Dreisbach, Trainee Clinical Dr Giles Roditi has been a Radiologist (Glasgow) Consultant Radiologist at Glasgow Royal Infirmary since 1997 with Kenneth Muir, Trainee (Edinburgh) clinical and research interests in Margaret Brooks, Radiologist cardiovascular radiology, including (Oban) cardiac CT, cardiac MRI and MRA techniques for which he is a Mei Chan Chi, Trainee Clinical recognised national expert. Radiologist (Glasgow) He has been involved in promoting non-invasive cardiovascular imaging at all levels in the UK and internationally and is currently Treasurer of the British Society of Registration fees Cardiac Radiology, the recognised special interest group of the RCR for cardiovascular imaging. BIR Consultant or equivalent member £85 BIR Non-consultant member £55 BIR Trainee member £40 Join us BIR Retired/Student member £30 Non-member Consultant or Join the BIR today to benefit equivalent £100 from reduced delegate Non-member Non-consultant £70 rates for our events. For membership information visit: Non-member Trainee £55 www.bir.org.uk/join-us Non-member Retired/Student £50 THE SHAPE OF THINGS TO COME IN SCOTTISH RADIOLOGY ORGANISED BY THE BIR SCOTTISH BRANCH Venue: Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, Nicolson Street, Edinburgh, EH8 9BZ By Road Once onto The City of Edinburgh Bypass (A720, signposted Berwick Upon Tweed, Edinburgh East and North, Leigh) travel 1.48 miles then branch left at Straiton Junction, at the roundabout take the 1st exit onto Burdiehouse Road (A701, signposted City Centre). Continue forward onto Burdiehouse Road, entering Edinburgh. At Kaimes Junction continue forward at traffic signals onto Howden Hall Road (A701, signposted City Centre). Continue forward onto Howden Hall Road, from here the route is fairly straight and you will continue through Liberton Gardens, Liberton Brae, Liberton Road, Craigmiller Park, Mayfield Gardens, Minto Street, Newington, South Clerk Street, Clerk Street. then head onto Nicolson Street and turn right onto West Richmond Street, turn left onto Richmond Place, turn left onto Hill Place and you will have reached Surgeons’ Hall. By Rail Edinburgh Waverley Station is 10 minutes walk from the College, please exit Waverley via the Market Street opening. Take a right and then 1st left onto Cockburn Street and follow the road/hill until the top. Take a left of the top of Cockburn Street onto The Royal Mile. At the 1st set of lights, take a right onto North Bridge and continue along this route until the College is on your left on Nicolson Street, opposite the Festival Theatre. Once in the front gates, please follow the relevant signage for our event. By Bus Inter-city bus services terminate at the St Andrew’s @BIR_News Square Bus Station, situated next to the St James Centre shopping centre. Buses from Princes Street /britishinstituteofradiology (stops on the side of the street lined by shops- [north]) are very frequent. Services passing the College include The British Institute of Radiology numbers 3, 5, 7, 8, 14, 30, 31 and 33. 48–50 St John Street, London, EC1M 4DG www.bir.org.uk Registered charity number: 215869.
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