Please download, read and share this 66-page report featuring stories and interviews from the Australian Society of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy (ASMIRT) annual conference, held in Nipaluna/Hobart earlier this year.
The report compiles Croakey Conference News Service coverage and includes these articles:
- “Hungry, homeless, dropping out”– Medical radiation students in the wilderness when it comes to placement support
- Teamwork, trust and training: dramatic Franklin River rescue highlights key themes for medical radiation science conference
- Listening to diverse voices for safe and inclusive medical imaging
- When experts share their own experiences with cancer and other health challenges, powerful insights emerge
- Addressing the elephant in the room, to improve patients’ experiences of medical scans
- Could medical dramas like Grey’s Anatomy and New Amsterdam be contributing to a bad rap for radiation therapy?
- Looking within to build better medical radiation services for First Nations and rural populations
- Recommended viewing: on workforce matters, scope of practice, safety and quality – and more from ASMIRT2026.
Don’t miss the #ASMIRT2026 playlist.
Find out more about the Croakey Conference News Service
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