Sunday 11 September 2016

09.30	Welcome back – Pennine lecture theatre Prof Heidi Probst; Reader in Radiotherapy and Oncology, Sheffield Hallam University
09.40	The Elephant in the Room. MSc? Accreditation? – desirable or essential? Brief position statements followed by panel discussion and questions from audience. Speakers: Richard Evans, Mark Given, Dr Bev Snaith, Jill Harris
10.35	Proffered Papers (Chair – Prof Heidi Probst; Reader in Radiotherapy and Oncology, Sheffield Hallam University) Mapping the way: Using a participatory, evidence-informed, patient-centred framework to develop an advanced practice role – Amanda Bolderston. Setting priorities for a gastro-intestinal consultant radiographer: An exploration into the potential role based on local service need – Rachel Bilton Setting a benchmark in a multidisciplinary approach to a Peripherally Inserted Central Catheter insertion service – Patrick Eastgate.
11.15	Tea/Coffee (Sponsored by Oncology Systems Ltd), Exhibition and ePosters
11.45	Proffered Papers – Pennine lecture theatre (Chair – James Harcus; Senior Lecturer in Diagnostic Imaging, Sheffield Hallam University) A week in a Radiographer Reporting Service – Rob Milner A hermeneutic phenomenological study of Australian medical imaging(radiography) practitioners’ perception towards the role of higher education in the context of developing “advanced practice” in planar image interpretation – Johnathan Hewis The impact of global work list working on radiographer reporting across a Scottish Health Board – Dr Jonathan McConnell.
12.20	Conference Closing Keynote Suzanne Rastrick (Chief Allied Health Professions Officer – England)
13.15	Conference close