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Nuclear medicine classics - pearls, patterns & pitfalls

Thursday 28 November - Friday 28 November | Wellcome Collection, 183 Euston Road, London, NW1 2BE 

Cost: From £100 

Conventional Radionuclide Imaging is powerful in several benign and malignant disease scenarios. Understanding the principles, pearls, patterns, and pitfalls is not just essential, but it equips you with the practical knowledge to use nuclear medicine procedures effectively in your daily practice, enhancing your competence and skills in the field.

The two-day nuclear medicine update is not just another event, but a valuable opportunity for all nuclear medicine professionals. It's a chance for physicians to receive continued medical education (CME)/revalidation. For radiographers/ technologists and physicists, it's an important opportunity to revisit and reinforce their understanding of classical/conventional nuclear medicine procedures, enhancing their skills and knowledge.

The Henri Wellcome Collection Auditorium at the Wellcome Collection, London is deemed a high-quality and experienced venue for professional education. Attendeess will be looked after in a room that provides comfort, exceptional audio and visual capabilities. The venue is a short walking distance from two main London train stations - Euston and King’s Cross/St Pancras International.

Expressions of Interest for ADC 2026

Deadline: 10 October 2025

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The Annual Delegates’ Conference (ADC) provides members with the unique opportunity to help shape the strategic direction of the society and the wider profession. Next year the conference will take place at the Novotel London West between Monday 27 and Wednesday 29 April. 

To register interest for a place at ADC, complete the expressions of interest form here by the 10 October 2025 deadline. Delegates will receive accommodation, train travel (or flights if they are pre-approved) to and from ADC as well as refreshments during the conference.

Although registering interest does not guarantee a delegate place at the conference, all applicants will receive access to the ADC app to watch the conference live. Conference places are decided by regional committees and national councils, and will be allocated in early 2026.

For any queries about ADC, please contact adc@sor.org

CPD endorsed webinars and network meetings

The upcoming webinars from our Down’s syndrome: How can we improve the experience for parents? three-part series will continue to focus on how we can enhance care, communication and support for families. 

Part Two: Non-judgemental communication relating to Down’s syndrome

Wednesday 8 October | 1-2pm 

Join us for an insightful session with Lucienne Cooper, training manager at Down Syndrome UK, exploring the lived experience of Down’s syndrome, past and present. During this session, participants will have the opportunity to:

• Understand how life with Down’s syndrome has evolved and what it means in the 21st century.
• Hear new research into how women are told about a Down’s syndrome diagnosis, their screening experiences and maternal wellbeing, alongside an antenatal pathway.
• Recognise best and poor practices in communicating a Down’s syndrome diagnosis, including the impact of language.
• Apply insights from lived experiences and new antenatal pathways to improve support for families.
• At the end of the session watch a moving video of parents reflecting on receiving the news of their baby’s diagnosis and the support that helped them most.

Part Three: A mum’s reflection on having a child with Down’s syndrome

Monday 20 October | 12-1pm

Join us for a powerful and insightful session with Professor Naomi Shiner, faculty director of simulation at Keele University, who explores the healthcare journey through the lens of a mother advocating for her child with Down’s syndrome. This session offers radiographers a unique opportunity to:

• Gain a deeper appreciation of the modern-day challenges faced by families navigating NHS services.
• Reflect on real experiences – both positive and negative – shared by a parent who has lived through the system.
• Receive practical guidance on how to build stronger, more empathetic relationships with patients with Down’s syndrome and their families.

This session is designed to inspire meaningful change in practice, enhance patient-centred care and empower radiographers to make a lasting impact in their interactions with neurodiverse patients.

Learner network meeting

The new and improved SoR learner network (formally known as the student network) is open to all SoR student and apprentice members. Whether you are ready to step up your professional activity, looking for like-minded learners or just want to find out a bit more about what’s happening in the world of radiography, we would love to see you at one of our upcoming network meetings.

Upcoming meetings:

• Monday 17 November | 7-8.30pm
• Monday 15 December | 7-8.30pm

To register for the October meeting, please use this link.

SoR events, study days and webinars

To keep up with all the latest announcements on SoR events and to book your places, visit www.sor.org/events