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AXREM Insights

By: Melanie Johnson / Sally Edgington
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  • AXREM Insights bringing you insights from within the industry. We'll be talking to our team and our members and delving into the people behind the products and services.

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  • S2E2 Innovating Healthcare: Live Insights from UKIO 2024
    Jun 13 2024

    In this episode of AXREM Insights, hosts Melanie Johnson and Sally Edgington interview several key attendees live from the UKIO event.

    Dawn PhillipsJarrett, with 20 years of experience in radiology, shares her journey from studying chemistry and working in energy and water conservation to her current role in healthcare imaging. She emphasizes the importance of UKIO for networking and fostering industry connections. Dawn highlights Everlight Radiology's 24/7 reporting services that support the NHS by allowing radiologists to rest while ensuring continuous patient care. She also expresses admiration for Freddie Mercury for his ability to unite people through music.

    Claire Donaldson, former president of the Society and College of Radiographers, discusses her extensive involvement with UKIO and her current role as a superintendent radiographer focusing on workforce planning and advanced practice. She highlights the importance of networking at UKIO, her excitement about the new Philips CT scanner, and the significance of workforce and patient safety issues, including sexual safety in healthcare settings. Claire looks forward to various educational sessions and praises the CPD-accredited education available at the event.

    Mike Burns, UK Ireland Director of Sales for Aidoc, an AI vendor in emergency radiology, talks about his career transition from sales in cleaning chemicals to infection control products, and eventually to radiology with Hologic. He underscores the importance of AI in addressing NHS challenges, particularly the shortage of radiologists and bed capacity. Mike values UKIO for networking and meaningful business conversations and expresses enthusiasm for AI's role in improving efficiency and reducing patient length of stay in hospitals.

    Mark Hitchman from Canon Medical Systems shares his extensive background, from starting as a radiographer to becoming a managing director at Nucleotron and now his role at Canon Medical. He discusses his passion for CT technology and the significance of UKIO for networking and showcasing innovations. Mark emphasizes AI's role in addressing healthcare workforce shortages, making complex technology more accessible, and enhancing efficiency and accuracy. He also stresses the importance of governance in AI to ensure reliability and accuracy.

    Roberto Anello and Dr. Nick Spencer from Agfa Healthcare discuss their backgrounds, roles in the company, and involvement with UKIO. Dr. Spencer shares his extensive history with UKIO, highlighting his experience as a delegate, committee member, and past president. Roberto, who oversees Agfa Healthcare’s Northern Europe region, emphasizes UKIO's value for networking, showcasing innovations, and understanding industry needs. They discuss the importance of AI, cloud technology, and workflow orchestration in healthcare, and appreciate Axrem's role in fostering industry collaboration and innovation. The informal and inclusive nature of Axrem’s community is highlighted as a unique and beneficial aspect.

    Together, these interviews provide a comprehensive look at the impact of UKIO on networking, innovation, and addressing critical challenges in healthcare.

    Thanks for listening to this week's episode

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    48 mins
  • S2E1 | Behind the Scenes at UKIO 2024: Insights from the President Dr Emma Hyde
    Jun 6 2024

    In the premiere of Season 2 of AXREM Insights, co-hosts Melanie Johnson and Sally Edgington dive into the world of diagnostic imaging and oncology with a special guest, Dr. Emma Hyde. As the President of UKIO and an Associate Professor of Diagnostic Imaging at the University of Derby, Dr. Hyde shares her journey from a student radiographer to a leading figure in the field. Her passion for education and her significant contributions to clinical practice and academic training are highlighted in this engaging episode.

    Dr. Hyde discusses her extensive background in clinical radiography, her transition into education, and her ongoing commitment to shaping the next generation of radiographers. She also provides an insider's look at the upcoming UKIO 2024 conference, detailing its exciting agenda, keynote speakers, and the innovations that attendees can expect to see. The conversation underscores the importance of continuous learning and adaptation to new technologies in the healthcare sector.

    Listeners will gain valuable insights into the evolving landscape of diagnostic imaging and the pivotal role of events like UKIO in fostering professional development and networking. Dr. Hyde's reflections on her career and her perspectives on the future of radiography make this episode a must-listen for anyone involved in or interested in healthcare and medical imaging.

    Thanks for listening to this week's episode

    To find out more about AXREM check out our website HERE
    If you are interested in joining AXREM as a member CLICK HERE
    To contact us CLICK HERE

    And join us next time for more insights from industry.

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    16 mins
  • S1E4 | Passion and Progress: Transforming Healthcare with the AXREM Team
    May 30 2024

    In this episode of AXREM Insights, Sarah Cowan and David Britton share their professional journeys and personal interests, illustrating the diverse paths within the medical technology industry. Sarah discusses her transition Marketing for a leisure centre to Siemens Medical a company she has been with for 17 years, highlighting her role with AXREM as the marketing convener. She emphasises the importance of understanding customer needs and being wary of AI but also seeing the advantages when it comes to sustainability Offering VR experiences rather than having massive decked out stands. David, with over 35 years of experience, reflects on the industry's evolution from paper to digital and the enduring value of face-to-face interactions, workshops, and print materials despite the digital age.

    David shares insights from his recent visit to Chinese hospitals, where he observed advanced dashboards managing hospital equipment and patient data. He underscores the importance of filtering information for clinicians and the challenges of achieving consistency across numerous NHS trusts. David passionately discusses his role in establishing the Patient Monitoring Special Focus Group, which has amplified the industry's voice and addressed critical issues like connectivity and standardisation, ultimately benefiting patient outcomes.

    The episode also delves into personal motivations and commitments, with David expressing his dedication to improving healthcare and his participation in the Great North Half Marathon for Alzheimer's Research UK. Lighter moments include a discussion on hobbies and a quirky question comparing their lives to songs or TV shows, revealing more about their personalities. The episode wraps up with Sally thanking Sarah and David for their invaluable contributions to AXREM and the healthcare technology industry.

    Thanks for listening to this week's episode

    To find out more about AXREM check out our website HERE
    If you are interested in joining AXREM as a member CLICK HERE
    To contact us CLICK HERE

    And join us next time for more insights from industry.

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    31 mins

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