All Convenzis Events Provide 8 CPD Points Per Delegate
Radiology sits at the centre of NHS diagnostic reform, enabling early detection, targeted intervention, and improved patient outcomes across every specialty. Yet imaging services continue to face sustained pressure from rising demand, workforce shortages, reporting backlogs, and legacy digital infrastructure.
The NHS Diagnostics Strategy and Workforce Plan set a clear direction for faster, data-enabled and connected imaging services, underpinned by workforce capability and interoperable systems. RadVision 2026 brings together senior NHS imaging, radiology and diagnostics leaders to focus on how this ambition is being delivered in practice, bridging the gap between strategy, technology and day-to-day service operation.
Summit Focus:
RadVision 2026 is a skills-based, outcomes-driven forum designed to support imaging leaders who are now moving beyond implementation and into optimisation, integration and measurable improvement.
The programme combines national perspective, NHS-led skill clinics and leadership knowledge exchange to explore how imaging services can operationalise AI, cloud and teleradiology safely, strengthen workforce resilience, and improve diagnostic flow across networks.
Dedicated Skill Clinics provide hands-on guidance, frameworks and templates focused on AI deployment, cloud image management, workflow optimisation and workforce development.
Lessons Learned and Knowledge Exchange sessions share candid reflections from NHS leaders on digital maturity, interoperability and workforce transformation, focusing on what worked, what changed, and what leaders would approach differently.
This is not a showcase of ambition, but a structured skills exchange on delivery, translating strategy into measurable improvement.
Delegate Outcomes – Delegates will leave with a clear understanding of how to:
- Integrate AI and digital innovation safely across imaging to enhance triage, reporting and clinical decision-making
- Govern and operationalise cloud-based image management to enable cross-site collaboration and secure data access
- Use teleradiology to expand capacity, support workforce flexibility and maintain reporting continuity
- Apply diagnostic data and analytics to improve turnaround times, productivity and operational performance
- Navigate advances across echo, breast, cardiac, X-ray, CT and MRI to modernise clinical pathways
- Address workflow bottlenecks and backlog recovery through automation and advanced practice roles
- Strengthen workforce development, retention and wellbeing across imaging services and networks
What’s New for 2026
RadVision 2026 reflects a clear evolution in format, with a stronger emphasis on applied learning and peer exchange:
- Morning & Afternoon Skill Clinics
- Focused sessions providing practical frameworks and tools for AI adoption, cloud transition, teleradiology and imaging optimisation.
- Lessons Learned & Leadership Knowledge Exchange
- Honest NHS-led discussions examining workforce pressure, backlog recovery and leading services through sustained transformation.
- Action-Driven Case Studies
- NHS examples demonstrating how imaging teams have delivered measurable improvements in digital maturity, turnaround times and workforce capability.
Why Attend:
- Earn 8 CPD Points through attendance
- Build confidence in digital, workforce and operational transformation across imaging
- Access ready-to-use frameworks supporting AI deployment, interoperability and clinical governance
- Learn directly from NHS peers delivering imaging reform at scale
- Take away practical tools, templates and delivery insight for immediate local application
- Engage in extended networking with senior imaging, diagnostics and digital leaders
Who Would Benefit:
This summit is designed for NHS imaging and radiology professionals, including Service Leads, Network Directors, Radiographers, Clinical Scientists, Diagnostic Transformation Managers and ICB/ICS leaders.
It will also benefit operational directors, workforce planners, digital transformation leads and governance teams focused on diagnostic efficiency and integration.
Suppliers, technology partners and academic collaborators will gain insight into NHS delivery priorities, workforce capability requirements and the real-world enablers shaping sustainable imaging transformation.
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