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Please note this course is under development as Phase 2 of Radiographer Led Nasogastric Tube Position Check Pathway rollout occurs. This course will be updated with additional information, documents and guidance when they become available. 

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For this series of Webinars, Pedro and Rob will take you through a list of more unusual Nuclear Medicine studies that may not appear frequently as the more bread and butter scans we do on a daily basis. The webinar will be split into four parts: *Parts 3 and 4 have not yet been decidedPart 1. The Brain Tuesday 18/08/2026 at 14:00-15:30In the first webinar we will focus on: Ictal and Inter-Ictal Studies.The Acetazolamide Challenge. Part 2. Thursday 27/08/2026 14:00-15:30In the second part, we will focus on the Heart :DPD Cardiac Studies.  MPS Rest and Cardiac MIBG for Patients with Autonomic Failure. Part 3 Date TBDIn the 3rd session we will cover: Lacrimal Dacroscintigram SalioscintigrahyPart 4 Date TBDIn the 4th session we will cover the gastrointestinal tract: Liver/spleen scintigraphy Meckel's Diverticulum. Audience: The webinar is suitable to all professions. Contact: If there are any questions or queries please do not hesitate please contact: Rob or Pedro Course Type: Online - Live. Recordings of the sessions will be made available at a later date if you cannot make either session. 

The Joint London Diagnostic Radiology Radiation Protection Supervisor Programme is a collaborative course developed by Medical Physics departments in and around London to provide high‑quality RPS training in an online format. The programme combines pre‑course e‑learning with a live online training day featuring lectures, interactive workshops in small breakout groups, and opportunities for discussion with RPAs. The course covers the core competences for Radiation Protection Supervisors as defined in HSE Ionising Radiations Report No. 6 and is delivered by experienced Radiation Protection Advisers and Clinical Scientists. Pre‑course learning is accessed via e‑Learning for Healthcare (e‑LfH) and is expected to take around three hours. Delegates wishing to receive a certificate of RPS training will complete a short online open‑book assessment.This course is aimed at prospective and established RPSs working with X-ray imaging modalities  For any queries relating to this course, please contact: rps.training@nhs.net

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The Office of the Chief Allied Health Professions Officer (CAHPO) is developing the AHP Framework for System Impact for England 2027–2032, which will set the long-term vision, direction and ambition for the 14 Allied Health Professions across health and care.As part of the national engagement, the South East Imaging Academy is hosting a regional workshop for Imaging colleagues across the South East to ensure that the experiences, priorities and ambitions of our workforce are represented in the development of the new framework.Open to all AHP's working within Imaging to attend - the session will provide an opportunity to come together and consider what the next five years should look like for AHPs working within Imaging, including the changes needed to support our workforce, services and the people we care for.

London Imaging Academy, Society and College of Radiographer accredited Intravenous Cannulation and Contrast Administration course.This course is open to NHS Greater London staff working in Imaging who require skills in intravenous (IV) cannulation and/or administration of IV medicines as part of their role.