ASMIRT/NZIMRT 2025 Program

Attendees at ASMIRT/NZIMRT 2025 can look forward to a diverse lineup of speakers covering various scientific and non-scientific topics. The program will include engaging invited speakers, interactive workshops, and social functions for all interests.

Thursday 27 March: Arrive in Adelaide before March 27 to participate in a full day of hands-on, pre-conference interactive workshops. These workshops will run from 9 AM to 5 PM and vary in length, offering options of 1.5 hours or longer.

Friday 28 – Sunday 30 March: The main conference spans three full days and includes a blend of plenary sessions and up to five concurrent sessions, featuring over 200 educational and technical presentations. On March 28, there will be a Student Conference, organized by students for students, which is a full-day event. Throughout the conference, delegates will have access to a large exhibition space of 2,000 square meters, showcasing over 40 vendors. The program also includes networking opportunities, such as the Friday Welcome Social Event, breakfast sessions and activities on Saturday, and the spectacular Gala Dinner on Saturday night, along with much more.

We are delighted to announce that the final program for ASMIRT/NZIMRT 2025 in Adelaide is now available! We have up to seven rooms running concurrently through parts of the conference.

Program

CPD ENDORSEMENT

ASMIRT will log CPD hours for all full and student ASMIRT members attending the conference.

In addition to the CPD hours for attendance, you may be eligible to lodge additional CPD hours for:
• Giving Presentations - NONAPP-002083
• Present a Poster at a scientific meeting - NONAPP-002084
• Peer Review - NONAPP-002001
• Chair a session in a National Conference - NONAPP-002088

If you are presenting and/or chairing a session at ASMIRT/NZIMRT 2025, please ensure you keep a copy of the conference program with your certificate as proof in the event of an audit.

INVITED SPEAKERS

Kelly Trudgen

Registered nurse, and Healthcare Consultant, Cancer Australia

Kelly is an Aboriginal woman with expertise in critical care nursing practice and leadership. Kelly’s clinical experience comes from both military and civilian nursing, including flight nursing and logistical management for emergency assistance and disaster management. More recently, Kelly has been in strategic policy development roles as Director of Nursing for the Office of First Nations Health with Queensland Health and Queensland Aboriginal and Islander Health Council. Recognising many determinants that influence cancer detection and cancer care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples, Kelly brings an insight to culturally safe engagement and policy development to inform on best practice and innovative measures to strengthen Cancer Australia’s resolve to improve health outcomes across the cancer continuum.

Adjunct Professor Jacinta Elston

Consultant, Cancer Australia, and Board Member and Deputy Chair, Breast Cancer Network of Australia

Jacinta is a consultant assisting Cancer Australia’s efforts in strengthening engagement and cancer care for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples nationally. An Aboriginal woman from North Queensland and breast cancer survivor of more than 20 years, Jacinta’s former roles include inaugural Pro Vice Chancellor (Indigenous) at Monash University and Professor of Indigenous Health at James Cook University. She was the inaugural Chair of Cancer Australia’s Leadership Group on Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Cancer Control and has served as a Board Member/Chair of the Townsville Aboriginal and Islander Health Service, and the North Queensland Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Women’s Legal Service.

Dr John Pereira

Co-founder and Director, Radiology Across Borders, and Director of Medical Imaging, Prince of Wales and Sydney Children’s hospitals, NSW

John completed his undergraduate training at the University of New South Wales, followed by postgraduate radiology training at the Prince of Wales and Prince Henry hospitals. John completed his subspecialty Paediatric Imaging Fellowship (Diagnostic and Interventional) at The Hospital for Sick Children in Toronto, Canada. After completing his Fellowship, John worked as a consultant at the Children’s Hospital of Michigan (USA), before relocating back to Sydney to become a staff specialist at the Prince of Wales and Sydney Children’s hospitals. John is committed to educating medical students and registrars.

Associate Professor Michael Penniment AM

Director of Radiation Oncology, Royal Adelaide and Lyell McEwin hospitals and Alan Walker Cancer Care Centre, and Medical Director, The Australian Bragg Centre for Proton Therapy and Research

Michael is a senior radiation oncologist who is involved in Australian and international research projects with a focus on planning and developing new radiation therapy facilities and improving Indigenous cancer care and quality of life during cancer treatment. In 2010, he established Darwin’s Alan Walker Cancer Care Centre. Michael’s clinical experience covers a broad range of solid tumour malignancies with special interest in breast cancer, head and neck cancer, upper gastrointestinal cancer, colorectal cancer and skin cancers.
Michael is a member of the Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists Particle Therapy Group and several other leading cancer trial groups including the American Society of Radiation Oncology, the European Society for Radiotherapy and Oncology and the Trans-Tasman Oncology Group. He also sits on the Board of the Asia-Oceania Particle Therapy Co-Operative Group.
In January 2021, Michael was appointed a Member of the Order of Australia for his significant service to medicine, and to radiation oncology.

Cara Miller

Chair, Medical Radiation Practice Board of Australia, and CEO North East Community Hospital, Adelaide, South Australia

Cara was appointed MRPBA Chair in February 2022 and has been a Board Member since 2015. She is a registered diagnostic radiographer and sonographer with over 20 years’ experience. She previously owned a private radiology practice with a successful business model that emphasised patient centric radiology services combined with a focus and investment in staff, equipment and culture. Cara has been recognised across the business industry as a Telstra Business Women’s Finalist, as well as a finalist in the Ernst Young Entrepreneur of the Year awards.

Lauren Parsons

Wellbeing Specialist, Speaker & Author, New Zealand’s ‘Keynote Speaker of the Year’ and ‘Educator of the Year’ for 2024

Lauren is an award-winning wellbeing specialist, TEDx speaker and author. She is also the founder of the Snack on Exercise movement and host of the Thrive TV Show. Previously a senior lecturer at the New Zealand College of Fitness, a qualified life coach and with a business degree and post-graduate specialising in human resources, Lauren is a sought-after international speaker and consultant who integrates her wellness and business background to help organisations create a high-energy, peak performance team culture.

Craig Rispin CSP

Business futurist and innovation expert, The Future Trends Group

With nearly 40 years of experience in AI and medical practice management, Craig provides valuable insights into how these technologies can revolutionise and transform health care. Craig’s journey with AI began 37 years ago at Apple, where he delivered his first 100 presentations on early voice-to-text technology. Since then, Craig has focussed on applying AI innovations to enhance clinical workflows, improve patient outcomes and expand the boundaries of what’s possible in medical imaging and radiation therapy.

Professor Anita Mahajan

Radiation Oncologist and Medical Director of Particle Therapy, Mayo Clinic, Minnesota, USA

Anita completed her medical school and residency at McGill University in Canada, followed by a fellowship in proton therapy. An expert in treating paediatric cancer and adult patients with central nervous system tumours, she has published over 200 peer-reviewed articles and continues to participate in research and new applications of proton therapy. Anita works closely with the team at Mayo Clinic to improve efficiency, throughput, implementation of new technology. She is currently working on the new proton expansion project in Rochester.

Dr Nick Woznitza MBE

Consultant Radiographer and Clinical Academic, University College London Hospitals, NHS Foundation Trust, UK

Nick is a consultant radiographer and clinical academic, enhancing and expanding the role of radiographers including in radiographer reporting, advanced practice and artificial intelligence. Nick is an accredited consultant practitioner with the College of Radiographers and an Advanced Practitioner with ASMIRT. He was the overall winner at the 2017 Chief Allied Health Professions Officer Awards, and in 2022 was awarded an MBE (Member of the Order of the British Empire) for services to radiography.

Dr Amy Hancock

Therapeutic Radiographer, Director of Medical Imaging, University of Exeter, UK

Amy is a therapeutic radiographer and a passionate advocate for research that improves the care and services for patients and for patient and public involvement and engagement. Amy was awarded the College of Radiographers Doctoral Fellowship, supporting her PhD, which employed co-production to develop a shared definition of compassion and a conceptual framework of compassionate display. Amy is part of the multidisciplinary research team for TOURIST: a series of randomised controlled trials for palliative radiotherapy for stage IV non-small cell lung cancer.

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SOCIAL EVENTS

Thank you to our sponsor Vision RT

The ASMIRT/NZIMRT 2025 Social Committee has been working diligently to highlight all that Adelaide has to offer and create a social program that complements our international conference. Be sure to book your tickets during the registration process or contact conference@asmirt.org for any request regarding the social events.

Friday Cocktail Welcome
28 March 2025
National Wine Centre

Set against the stunning backdrop of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens, and just a short tram ride from the Adelaide Convention Centre, the National Wine Centre offers an exclusive setting to unwind and connect after the first day of the conference. Immerse yourself in the charm of the picturesque Hickinbotham Terrace as you mingle with colleagues, old friends, and new acquaintances. Savor exquisite canapés, indulge in exceptional wines, and enjoy live music, all in an atmosphere designed for relaxation and enjoyment at the Friday Cocktail Welcome.

Dress code: Smart casual
Book your ticket as part of the registration process.

Saturday Gala Dinner
29 March 2025
Adelaide Convention Centre

The Saturday Night Gala Dinner, the pinnacle social event of the conference, promises an unforgettable evening. With the theme of Illuminated Elegance, the Adelaide Convention Centre will be exquisitely transformed into a realm of refined sophistication. Indulge in a delightful three-course meal, perfectly paired with wines sourced from the renowned nearby Australian wine regions, all while enjoying exceptional music and entertainment. This is an occasion not to be missed.

Dress code: Cocktail, Illuminated elegance
Book your ticket as part of the registration process.

WORKSHOPS

For a more intensive learning experience, facilitated by professionals passionate in their area of expertise, be sure to book a workshop when you register. All workshops will take place on Thursday 27 March.

ASMIRT Person Centred Care Workshop

Emma Terbeeke & Kim Hayward

3 hours

This workshop aims to empower participants to share stories of exceptional self-care, peer support, and patient care. It will also include simulated experiences designed to reconnect participants with the vulnerability faced by their patients. Additionally, the concepts of self-care and caring for teammates will be addressed.

Learning outcomes:

Enhanced awareness of patient experiences and the challenges they may present.
Understanding the importance of self-care and its connection to peer support and patient care.
Develop strategies for overcoming barriers to person-centred care.

Audience: All ASMIRT member medical radiation practitioners*

*This is a Member Benefit, available only to members of an affiliate professional body.

[SOLD OUT]

Building a Learning Culture

Jessica Watson, Adam Steward, Katrina O’Keefe, Steve Lacey, Tom Steffens

3 hours

A workplace that fosters a learning culture can drive positivity, advancement, and innovation, but navigating external pressures can be challenging. This interactive workshop, led by experienced clinical educator radiographers, empowers MRS professionals to enhance workplace culture by exploring leadership, intergenerational influences, and professional engagement, all aimed at facilitating impactful department-wide changes with limited resources.

Learning outcomes:

Understand workplace culture and strategies for fostering positive change.
Recognize the impact of generational differences and adapt teaching to empower staff.
Engage with your professional body and explore leadership styles that shape your workplace.

Audience: All medical radiation practitioners

Clinical Education, Supervision, and Assessment

A/Prof Andrew Kilgour, Dr Natalie Pollard, Karim Yacoub

3 hours

This workshop will consist of three main sections:

The University’s role in preparing students for Work Integrated Learning (WIL) and workplace supervision
Supporting neurodivergent students
Interprofessional assessment in WIL

Learning Outcomes:

Understand the educational principles underlying clinical education programs.
Support students and apply principles of assessing student capability.
Recognize the specific needs of neurodivergent students and provide effective workplace support.

Audience: All medical radiation practitioners

Critical Conversations in Medical Imaging

Prof Jenny Sim, Dr Andrea Doubleday, Dr Tracey Pieterse

3 hours

Poor communication compromises healthcare delivery and negatively impacts patient outcomes and teamwork. It is also a significant stressor for healthcare practitioners. This workshop explores patient advocacy within effective communication and the challenges radiographers face in clinical settings. Participants will engage in group discussions and practice the Critical Conversation Framework, designed to empower radiographers in critical conversations.

Learning outcomes:

Identify factors that facilitate and hinder effective communication.
Distinguish between critical and difficult conversations and understand the role of patient advocacy.
Practice strategies for de-escalating conversations and conduct critical discussions in clinical radiography contexts.

Audience: Radiographers

I’ve got an idea! Getting started in research and developing a project protocol

Dr Elizabeth Brown & ASMIRT Research Committee

1.5 hours

Starting in research can be daunting. This workshop offers practical support for developing research ideas or getting involved in research. It will present strategies to kickstart your research, followed by small group work to refine existing ideas or explore prepared examples.

Learning outcomes:

Gain an understanding of the research process.
Learn strategies to assist getting started with a research project idea.
Develop research connections with others in the profession.

Audience: Novice and aspiring researchers

Innov-AI-tion: Focus on Practical Applications and Quality of Artificial Intelligence for Radiation Therapists

Meegan Shepherd, Kenton Thompson, Cathy Hargrave, Scott Jones, Julie O’Shaunghnessey

3 hours

This workshop will equip participants with knowledge and practical applications of artificial intelligence (AI) in radiation therapy (RT). Featuring local and international AI experts, it will include real-world case studies demonstrating AI deployment in clinical settings. Topics will cover navigating AI's impact on RT roles, education, safe implementation, quality assurance, and governance.

Learning outcomes:

Understand key terms related to automation, AI, and machine learning, and recognize their current and future uses in RT.
Discuss the potential impact of AI on radiation therapist roles and evaluate associated risks through practical examples.
Identify opportunities for further education on AI in RT and evaluate the ethical implications of AI applications

Audience: Radiation Therapists

This workshop is sponsored by Varian.

Musculoskeletal X-ray Image Interpretation

Johnathan Hewis, Michael Fuller

3 hours

This interactive workshop is for trauma radiographers to enhance image interpretation skills for upper and lower limb x-rays. You’ll practice interpreting anonymised cases, learn to distinguish normal and abnormal findings, and communicate urgent issues. Topics include acute musculoskeletal conditions such as fractures, luxations, soft tissue signs, degenerative joint disease, incidental findings, and infections. Ultimately, this will empower you to “See Something, Say Something,” and accurately document your findings.

Learning outcomes:

Critically evaluate image quality and radiographic positioning in conventional appendicular radiographs.
Identify and describe normal, variant, and abnormal radiographic appearances, including urgent findings, using a systematic approach.
Practice effective communication of urgent findings and correlate imaging results with relevant clinical history to inform clinical decisions.

Audience: Students and clinical diagnostic radiographers

[SOLD OUT]

Orthopaedics for Fourth Generation Radiographers

Michael Fuller, Dr Andrew Kurmis, Dr Nick Woznitza, Calvin Fancett

3 hours

This workshop unites the expertise of three content specialists to delve into orthopaedic surgery. The focus will be on understanding orthopaedic principles and practices. You’ll benefit from the insights of Dr. Andrew Kurmis, a practicing orthopaedic surgeon and former radiographer. This is a unique opportunity to enhance your credentials as a fourth-generation radiographer.

Learning outcomes:

Enhance understanding of surgical principles and practices.
Gain insights into the radiographer's role in pre- and post-surgery imaging.
Improve knowledge of surgery complications, effective demonstration techniques and interprofessional communication.

Audience: Radiographers

Pain Science in Radiography Practice: Considerations and Applications for Person-Centred Care

Kate Dahlenburg, Sophie Shephard

1.5 hours

This interactive workshop explores pain neurophysiology and its clinical applications in medical imaging. Outdated or inaccurate understandings of pain can have significant implications on patient experiences and outcomes. In a recent study, only 12% of Australian radiographers reported recieving pain education in training, and 1 in 5 lack confidence in managing patient pain. This workshop provides education in current pain models and research, and will equip you with practical, biopsychosocially informed strategies you can apply immediately to improve person-centred care and patient pain experiences.

Learning outcomes:

Recognise why it is important that radiographers have an evidence-informed understanding of pain
Understand the current biopsychosocial model of pain and how it differs from the outdated biomedical models
Consider the theoretical and practical implications of current models of pain within the radiography context
Apply specific strategies within clinical radiography practice to improve the experiences and care of patients with pain

Audience: Radiographers

Proton Therapy Workshop

Melanie Penfold & ASMIRT Particle Therapy Reference Group

3 hours

With the upcoming introduction of proton beam therapy in Australia, it’s essential to grasp its unique benefits and challenges. Join international and local experts as they discuss the clinical applications of proton beam therapy, including suitable indications, proton planning, and the fundamental physics of particle therapy.

Learning outcomes:

Identify who will benefit from proton beam therapy.
Understand the advantages and disadvantages of proton beam therapy.
Recognize the differences between proton beam therapy and conventional x-ray therapy.
Gain insights into proton planning techniques.

Audience: Radiation Therapists

Radiography Realignment: Bridging the Gap with Clinical History-Based Imaging

Ryan (Yat) Tam

1.5 hours

This workshop introduces Clinical History-Based Radiography (CHB) as a solution to the limitations of protocol-based imaging, which often overlook patient history and presentation. By integrating insights from treating physicians, CHB enhances diagnostic accuracy, patient care, and throughput while lowering medical costs. The session will cover practical applications and case studies, illustrating how the CHB approach meets the specific needs of treating physicians.

Learning outcomes:

Understand the differences between conventional protocol-based anatomical radiography and Clinical History-Based (CHB) radiography.
Illustrate the benefits of CHB radiography in clinical settings.
Share personal insights on implementing CHB radiography within a department.

Audience: Radiographers

JMRS: Turning your project into a publication – it’s easy when you know how

Cherry Agustin, Elizabeth Brown, Paul Kane, Karen Dobeli, Sibusiso Mdletshe

1.5 hours

Have you recently completed a project?

Have you had an abstract accepted for oral or poster presentation?

Publishing your work can significantly enhance patient care. Join this workshop to discover how to transform your project into a peer-reviewed article with ease.

Learning outcomes:

Understand the differences between a project report, thesis, oral/poster presentation, and a peer-reviewed article.
Apply a practical approach to writing a manuscript.
Identify what editors and peer reviewers seek in a manuscript.

Audience: All medical radiation practitioners

Enhancing your leadership – the role of mentoring, coaching, self-awareness, and storytelling

Donna Markham OAM, Sponsored by the MRPBA

3 hours

This interactive workshop will empower participants to enhance their leadership through coaching, mentoring, self-awareness, and storytelling. Led by Donna Markham, the session offers practical insights on how self-awareness, coaching and mentoring can foster personal growth and stronger interprofessional relationships. Through engaging discussions and reflective exercises, participants will explore their leadership styles and identify growth areas. The workshop also introduces valuable resources and frameworks to support continued development, leaving attendees inspired and equipped to nurture their own leadership journeys and those of others.

Audience: Mid-career medical radiation practitioners and emerging leaders for whom mentoring—both receiving and providing—is essential.

[SOLD OUT]

Anaphylaxis Recognition and Management Workshop

Scott Cooper

3 hours

If you administer agents like radiographic contrast media, this comprehensive workshop will equip MRPs with the knowledge and practical skills to quickly identify and manage anaphylactic reactions. Enhance your expertise and confidently respond to emergencies, improving patient safety in your healthcare practice.

Learning outcomes:

Recognise the signs and symptoms of anaphylactic reactions, including those triggered by agents like radiographic contrast media.
Learn practical skills to confidently manage anaphylaxis, including the use of emergency medications and interventions to enhance patient safety.
Apply crisis resource management principles to demonstrate the use of closed-loop communication, graded assertiveness, and patient advocacy when working as part of an anaphylaxis response team.

Audience: All medical radiation practitioners

[SOLD OUT]

INTERACTIVE SESSIONS

ASMIRT/NZIMRT 2025 is introducing brand-new Super Saturday Interactive Sessions, absolutely free with your conference registration! These engaging, hands-on sessions provide a unique opportunity to explore key topics in more depth, led by expert speakers. Don't miss your chance to actively participate and take your conference experience to the next level!

Important Details:
• No pre-registration required for each interactive session—just come along and join! Please note, places are strictly limited, so be sure to arrive early to secure your spot.
• Participants are expected to fully engage in and attend the entire session.
• Remember to bring a fully charged laptop or personal device.

Interactive Session 1: Craig Rispin CSP - Integrating AI into Everyday Practice: Practical Applications for Healthcare Providers
Saturday, 29 March | 9am to 10:30am

Get ready for an exciting, hands-on 1.5 hour session with Craig Rispen that will revolutionise the way you think about integrating Artificial Intelligence (AI) into everyday clinical practice! In this dynamic and interactive session, Craig will take you beyond the theory and into the real-world applications of AI, showing you how it can transform your approach to patient care, streamline your workflow, and drive better outcomes.

This isn’t your typical lecture – you’ll be actively engaged throughout as Craig walks you through practical strategies to seamlessly incorporate AI into your daily routine. With real-life case studies, you'll see firsthand how AI is already being implemented in clinical settings, tackling challenges and delivering tangible benefits. You will also have the chance to sign up to platforms, and Craig will demonstrate how they can streamline workflow and automate administrative tasks in both your work and research. Plus, you’ll have the opportunity to ask questions and engage in discussions with one of the world’s leading experts in this field.

By the end of this session, you’ll leave with actionable strategies and best practices for successfully adopting AI in your practice – and the confidence to start applying them right away. Be sure to bring your fully charged laptop or device and double-check your passwords to ensure you're ready to dive in! This workshop is designed to be interactive and practical, giving you the tools you need to stay at the cutting edge of healthcare technology.

Seize this exclusive opportunity to learn from a top expert in AI integration – it’s an experience you won’t want to miss!

Interactive Session 2: Lauren Parsons CSP - Positive, Practical Ways to Deal with Stress & Anxiety
Saturday, 29 March | 1:30pm to 3pm

Join award-winning wellbeing specialist and New Zealand Keynote Speaker and Educator of the Year 2023/24 Lauren Parsons, for an exciting and empowering 1.5 hour session: Positive, Practical Ways to Deal with Stress & Anxiety. This session is designed to provide you with real, actionable strategies to manage stress and thrive—no matter the challenges life throws your way.

Participants will delve into practical strategies to help switch out of the harmful fight-or-flight mode and be able to respond positively to any challenge. Equip yourself with these practical tools to survive and thrive even during uncertainty.

In this session, you’ll discover:
• The different types of stress and how to harness eustress (the good kind)!
• How the fight-or-flight response impacts your body and mind—and how to turn it into a strength.
• Why balancing stress is crucial and how to master this technique.
• Simple, proven ways to trigger your body’s relaxation response on demand.
• Practical tools to prevent stress from taking over your life.
• Instant mood boosters to shift from negative thinking to a positive mindset.
• How to integrate these strategies into your everyday routine for lasting impact.

Take advantage of this chance to build your toolkit for managing stress and anxiety, and leave feeling empowered, refreshed, and ready to conquer any challenge ahead!

Interactive Session 3: Adaptive Radiation Therapy and Advanced Practice: Bridging Theory and Clinical Excellence
Saturday, 29 March | 3:30pm to 5:30pm

Facilitators: Angelina Piccolo, John Ryan, Meegan Shepherd, Leigh Ambrose, Alli Copland, Victoria Olivant, Dr Sarah Bergamin, and Professor Jeremy Booth

Unlock the Future of Radiation Therapy!

Step into the future of cancer treatment with this 2 hour session on Adaptive Radiation Therapy (ART), a breakthrough in personalised treatment. ART enables Radiation Therapists (RTs) to tailor therapy to individual patient needs, improving treatment precision and patient outcomes.
As ART transforms the landscape of radiation oncology, supporting RTs in developing the technical expertise to implement this cutting-edge approach is vital. This collaborative session, led by an interdisciplinary team of experts from Monash University, Northern Sydney Cancer Centre, and St George’s Cancer Care Centre, will equip you with the knowledge and confidence to harness ART in your clinical practice.

This session will explore ART’s critical role in the evolution of advanced practice. With ART, Advanced Practitioners (APs) are pivotal in integrating innovative technologies into clinical workflows, driving quality patient care, and mentoring their teams. By fostering new clinical protocols and embracing ART, APs are shaping the future of treatment delivery and outcomes.

Whether you're new to the field or an experienced practitioner, this session offers theoretical insights, real-world case studies, and interactive simulations designed to expand your knowledge and skills in ART. You’ll gain invaluable experience in tackling complex clinical scenarios with ART, learn how AI is enhancing decision-making, and hear from experts on overcoming real-world challenges.

What You’ll Gain:
• A deeper understanding of ART and the AP’s role in optimising outcomes.
• Practical skills from case analyses and interactive simulation tools.
• Insights into ART’s future and best practices for implementation.
• Networking opportunities with peers and industry leaders.

Don’t miss this chance to elevate your practice - join us in advancing the future of radiation therapy!

In preparation for this session, attendees are encouraged to scan the QR code to complete the 20-minute 'ART Survey.' Interim results will be shared during the session.

For more information contact Angelina.Piccolo@monash.edu.

Facilitators: From top left, clockwise: Alli Copland, Professor Jeremy Booth, Meegan Shepherd, Angelina Piccolo, Leigh Ambrose, John Ryan, Victoria Olivant and Dr Sarah Bergamin

SITE VISITS

The CRIC Visit - SAHMRI & Jones Radiology Clinical Research Imaging Centre (CRIC)
Thursday 27 March – 4.15pm to 5.45pm

Discover the world-class Adelaide BioMed City: tour SAHMRI and Jones Radiology’s cutting-edge facilities.

Seize the opportunity to explore Adelaide’s BioMed City, featuring the South Australian Health and Medical Research Institute (SAHMRI) and the Jones Radiology Clinical Research Imaging Centre (CRIC), a key part of Australia’s advanced imaging network—the National Imaging Facility (NIF).

On this exclusive tour, you will visit Jones Radiology, showcasing Australia’s first photon counting CT scanner and one of the world’s first MAGNETOM Cima.X MRI scanners, which are revolutionising diagnostic imaging for both clinical and research applications.

The SAHMRI cheesegrater building is an iconic part of Adelaide, but the true magic lies within. Hundreds of health and medical researchers collaborate to help people not just live longer, but better. With over 15,000 triangular windows, inviting the community to look in and learn about SAHMRI’s life-changing work.

Don’t miss this unique chance to see how these state-of-the-art technologies are reshaping medical diagnostics and research. Join us for an inspiring experience that showcases the future of healthcare imaging.

The Tonsley Tour - Micro-CT lab & Micro-X
Friday 28 March – 3.30pm to 5.30pm

Join us for an exclusive tour of Micro-X and Flinders University Micro-CT Lab at the Tonsley Innovation District.

The Tonsley Innovation District is a hub for leading-edge research, businesses, and educational institutions, driving world-class innovation.

Discover the future of imaging technology with an exciting tour of Micro-X and Micro-CT lab. This exclusive tour allows you to explore groundbreaking advancements in computed tomography and portable X-ray systems. Learn from experts about the latest innovations in imaging and diagnostics and see cutting-edge technology in action while understanding its real-world applications.

This is a fantastic opportunity to witness how these technologies are shaping the future of medical diagnostics and accessibility. Join us for an informative and engaging experience that promises to inspire and educate.

The RAH Tour – Royal Adelaide Hospital Radiation Oncology
Saturday 29 March – 11.30am to 12.30pm

Explore the Royal Adelaide Hospital: a tour of patient-centred design.

Come along on the Radiation Oncology Department at the Royal Adelaide Hospital tour. This cutting-edge facility is at the forefront of cancer treatment, utilising the latest technology and innovative techniques to provide exceptional patient care.

During the tour, you’ll not only see state-of-the-art medical spaces but also gain insights into the innovative planning and implementation of patient-centred design.

Conveniently located just a short walk or a free tram ride from the Adelaide Convention Centre, the Royal Adelaide Hospital is easily accessible for conference attendees.

Don’t miss this opportunity to see firsthand how the Royal Adelaide Hospital is transforming radiation oncology. Join us for an enlightening experience.

Adelaide boasts innovation precincts where industry, academia, and government collaborate to drive forward innovation, research, and solutions to global challenges. These site visits are set to be a highlight of the conference.

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