The uncomfortable truth is that women in the NHS are paid less, promoted less & systematically under-represented among the top jobs. This simply is not right - my piece in the @Guardian on how we can & must fix it: theguardian.com/commentisfree/…

Looking forward to an v interesting day with @imperialCR_UK - thanks #cfs18 for the year to learn from world class leaders!

Macmillan’s own Jane Maher💙also on Bluesky opening the inaugural conference on Convergence Science in Surgical Oncology @imperialCR_UK Macmillan Cancer Support

Great day celebrating the National Medical Director’s Clincial Fellow’s Graduation #cfs18 - thanks Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management Macmillan Cancer Support The Royal College of Radiologists for the opportunity

Leadership by chance isn't good enough, we need to have leadership by design. leadership that is embedded in curricula, training provided in courses, and delivered to all who need it. - @carriemacewen wraps up the 2019 #KeoghLecture

Thanks Dev Chauhan for organising a great event with some inspirational leaders in healthcare! #cfs18 Faculty of Medical Leadership and Management

New podcast exploring academic radiology hosted by the 2020 The Royal College of Radiologists Roentgen Professor @tomturmezei, with Dr Z & Amy Sharkey in the first episode. Academic rad is not my thing but this sounds interesting for med students. rcr.ac.uk/college/rcr-le…

The NHS Regional Clinical Fellow Scheme is a fantastic opportunity for clinicians from a range of professional backgrounds to get experience managing and leading change in their area: fmlm.ac.uk/clinical-fello… #CFSRegional

Thanks King's College London for this piece on our recent publication in European Radiology! @ESR_Journals kcl.ac.uk/news/review-id…

Occupational radiation exposure in doctors: an analysis of exposure rates over 25 years bit.ly/3AuohEy #Radiology #RadiationSafety Amy Sharkey

#RadInTraining editorial board met for the first time face to face at #RSNA21! There are certain interactions that cannot be replaced with virtual Radiology Eric Kim Anna V. Trofimova @NimaHNejad Mickael Tordjman, MD Ashwin Singh Parihar, MBBS, MD Amir A Rahsepar @SL_Radiolog Manish Dhyani, MD Amy Sharkey

MOST READ ARTICLES of 2021 Please check out the most popular Radiology articles published in 2021! There are 4 original research works and 4 Reviews and Commentaries. #RadInTraining #Radiology Radiology @RadITrainEditor @RadiologyEditor

Mentoring and being mentored --- two sides of the same relationship! Paired #RadInTraining Perspective articles explore the the trainee's and the mentor's viewpoints. Radiology @RadiologyEditor RSNA pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra… pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra…

Colon cancer screening with CT colonography. A single day of reader training results in enduring improved sensitivity for polyp detection, even for experienced readers! Amy Sharkey #RadInTraining explains the latest trial published in Radiology

Could 18F-DCFPyL PET improve staging and treatment of intermediate or high-risk prostate cancer? Find out with this Radiology In-A-Minute video by #RadInTraining @RadITrainEditor @RadiologyEditor #radiology #radres pubs.rsna.org/doi/10.1148/ra…

RADIOLOGY 2021 Impact factor: 29.1. Huge Thank You! to our amazing authors, editorial board, reviewers, readers and production team Radiology #radiology

My final In-A-Minute to round off a very interesting year as Associate Editor of Radiology in Training! #RadInTraining @RadITrainEditor @RadiologyEditor Could pre-operative 18F-FDG PET improve survival in patients with resectable NSCLC? doi.org/10.1148/radiol…

Researchers from the School have published a new review examining the suitability of a novel radiotracer in imaging cancer cells in the human body, and have suggested possible future uses in the clinic. Read the story here: kcl.ac.uk/news/new-revie… Tim Witney grcook Amy Sharkey