BIR: IRMER UPDATE

Start

Mon, 26 Sep 2016, 09:00

End

Mon, 26 Sep 2016, 04:15

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https://birorgukportal.force.com/

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Building on the success of previous BIR IRMER updates, this event aims to provide an invaluable multi-disciplinary forum in which to hear about current practice and the direction of flow of IRMER. We have the opportunity to influence the future implementation of IRMER such as how well is IRMER understood within radiology? What about outside? Can we improve referral practice? How will the wealth of data on patient radiation dose and demographics be managed in the future? Can we rationalise our use of PPE, balancing radiation protection with other risks?

Come to this event to network with your colleagues in radiology, physics, and the various government bodies.

Educational aims:

This event will provide information on the changing shape of IRMER and how it is assessed; including an opportunity to discuss the wider sphere of influence and involvement of IRMER. It will also include a look at the future of data management in radiology and the balancing of risks when selecting and using PPE.

Non member	£250
BIR Plan 1 member	£145
BIR Plan 2 member	£110
BIR Trainee member	£65
BIR Retired/Student member	£55

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09:00	Registration and refreshments
09:30	Welcome and introduction Mr Peter Hiles,
	Clinical Physicist and Radiation Protection Adviser, Head of Radiation Physics, Glan Clwyd Hospital
09:35	Update from Department of Health
	Mr Ian Chell, Policy Manager for Ionising Radiation, Department of Health
10:05	Revising the medical and dentail guidance notes - what’s going on? An IR(ME) R focus
	Mr John Saunderson, Consultant Physicist/Radiation Protection Adviser, Hull and East Yorkshire
10:25	Managing IRMER in Scotland (IRMER inspector with Scottish perspective)
	Mr Arthur Johnston, Warrented IRMER Inspector for Scotland
10:45	The work of the PHE Medical Exposures Group in support of IR(ME)R compliance
	Mrs Louise Fraser, Scientific Adviser, Public Health England
11:05	Refreshments
11:25	CT justification study in NI Speaker to be confirmed Referrers and referring: Encouraging appropriate referral practice
	Dr Ashley Shaw, Consultant Radiologist, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
11:45	Referrers and referring: Encouraging appropriate referral practice
	Dr Ashley Shaw, Consultant Radiologist, Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust
12:05	Classification of radiology errors to help you learn from them: The work of the Clinical Imaging Board’s (CID) radiology errors working party (WP)
	Ms Maria Murray, Professional Officer (Radiation Protection), The Society and College of Radiographers and Chair of Working Party
12:35	Lunch
13:35	IR(ME)R outside radiology: How is it handled?
	Dr Claire Skinner, Consultant Clinical Scientist and Head of Radiological Physics and Radiation Safety, The Royal Free London NHS Foundation Trust
14:05	Cardiologist training in radiation protection - developing an eLearning package
	Mrs Debbie Peet, Head of Medical Physics, Leicester Royal Infirmary
14:25	Refreshments
14:45	Guidance for producing DRLs and/or progress on national dose registry
	Ms Sue Edyvean, Head of Medical (Radiation) Dosimetry Group, Centre for Radiation, Chemical and Environmental Hazards (CRCE)
15:05	Shaping the future of patient dose management in radiology
	Mr Matt Dunn, Head of Radiology Physics, Western Health and Social Care Trust
15:25	Big data - big deal?
	Dr Andrew Reilly, Head of Radiotherapy Physics, Western Health and Social Care Trust
15:45	New guidance on X-ray PPE
	Mr Peter Hiles, Clinical Physicist and Radiation Protection Adviser, Head of Radiation Physics, Glan Clwyd Hospital
16:05	Questions
16:15	Close of event