2019 Royal College Of Radiologists (RCR) Conference
2019 Royal College Of Radiologists (RCR) Conference
Dates: 14-10-2019 - 16-10-2019
Venue: Arena And Convention Centre, London
On 14–16 October, our annual conference returned to Liverpool for a third year, hosting a packed programme of clinical sessions, workshops, audit and research presentations and hot-topic debates. The new October dates made it easier for our trainee members to attend and we were thrilled to welcome over 700 delegates to RCR19 – a record number to join us at the Arena and Convention Centre.
Following the success of last year’s new sessions for radiology trainees, this year also hosted a dedicated stream for oncology trainees, focused on improved imaging for radiotherapy planning, covering a range of tumour sites. The radiology trainee stream included workshops on cardiothoracic and head and neck imaging, as well as interventional radiology and preparing for the consultant interview.
Artificial intelligence (AI) was once again a key issue running throughout the event, with a dedicated stream on the roles and requirements of imaging AI and the need for radiologist involvement, a theme which was echoed by plenary speaker Professor Lim. AI developments were also covered in a variety of sub-specialty streams, including breast, PET-CT and coronary artery imaging.
Website: https://www.rcr.ac.uk/posts/rcr19-highli
Venues:
Arena And Convention Centre, London
Arena and Convention Centre, London, London, London
United Kingdom
Organizer:
The Royal College Of Radiologists (RCR)
63 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London WC2A 3JW, United Kingdom, London - WC2A3JW, London
United Kingdom
Tel: 44 - 20
Website: https://www.rcr.ac.uk/
2019 Royal College Of Radiologists (RCR) Conference
Dates: 14-10-2019 - 16-10-2019Venue: Arena And Convention Centre, London
On 14–16 October, our annual conference returned to Liverpool for a third year, hosting a packed programme of clinical sessions, workshops, audit and research presentations and hot-topic debates. The new October dates made it easier for our trainee members to attend and we were thrilled to welcome over 700 delegates to RCR19 – a record number to join us at the Arena and Convention Centre. Following the success of last year’s new sessions for radiology trainees, this year also hosted a dedicated stream for oncology trainees, focused on improved imaging for radiotherapy planning, covering a range of tumour sites. The radiology trainee stream included workshops on cardiothoracic and head and neck imaging, as well as interventional radiology and preparing for the consultant interview. Artificial intelligence (AI) was once again a key issue running throughout the event, with a dedicated stream on the roles and requirements of imaging AI and the need for radiologist involvement, a theme which was echoed by plenary speaker Professor Lim. AI developments were also covered in a variety of sub-specialty streams, including breast, PET-CT and coronary artery imaging.
Website: https://www.rcr.ac.uk/posts/rcr19-highli
Venues:
Arena And Convention Centre, London
Arena and Convention Centre, London, London, LondonUnited Kingdom
Organizer:
The Royal College Of Radiologists (RCR)
63 Lincoln's Inn Fields, London WC2A 3JW, United Kingdom, London - WC2A3JW, LondonUnited Kingdom
Tel: 44 - 20Website: https://www.rcr.ac.uk/