Speakers

Read more - Stream 1, Session 1: Using AI in education and training 

Read more - Stream 1, Session 2 Chair: Training in AI

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Dr Rhidian Bramley specialises in Oncological Imaging, Healthcare Management and Informatics and currently works as a Consultant Radiologist at the Christie NHS Trust, as Clinical Lead for Diagnostics, Digital and Innovation for the Greater Manchester Cancer Alliance, and as Clinical Lead for the Greater Manchester PACS programme.

As a former Associate Medical Director, Clinical Director of Radiology and Chief Clinical Information Officer (CCIO) at the Christie, and National Clinical Advisor for PACS in the National programme for IT, Connecting for Health and NHS England, and advisor to the national NHS Wales Informatics Service and Digital Healthcare Wales.

Dr James W Wang is a Consultant Oncologist at UCLH and involved in digital strategy and the implementation of AI auto contouring software. His interests are in deploying scalable computational solutions to solve healthcare challenges. He has a background in management and health economics, as well as computer vision, developing methods for unsupervised assessment of segmentation tools. He is also a founding member of the RCR Clinical Oncology panel, developing Oncology specific education on AI and guidelines on radiotherapy auto contouring.

I am a board-certified radiologist at the University Hospital in Tübingen, Germany.   I am a board member of the working group on information technology within the German Radiological Society, with which we have developed this certification to address the increasing demand for AI expertise in radiology.   My research is primarily centered on the application of artificial intelligence in MRI image reconstruction and its implications for the sustainability of MRI examinations.

Read more - Stream 1, Session 2: Can AI do the teaching?

Dr Nick Woznitza is a reporting radiographer and clinical academic. He generates high quality evidence to support role development and pathway redesign. Nick has insight into the evaluation of artificial intelligence in radiology, having chaired commercial evaluation panels and as a grant reviewer for NIHR/NHSx.

Nick is an accredited consultant practitioner with both the College of Radiographers and ASMIRT, and was the overall winner and practice innovator of the year at the 2017 Chief Allied Health Professions Officer awards. Co-founder of #MedRadJclub, the monthly radiography Twitter journal club.

Nick is a Fellow of the British Institute of Radiology (2018) and a Fellow of the College of Radiographers (2021).

Nick was awarded an MBE in the Queen’s New Years honours list in 2022 for services to radiography and as part of the COVID-19 response.