The British Nuclear Medicine Society (BNMS) is proud to present the East Midlands Nuclear Medicine Symposium, hosted at the Postgraduate Education Centre, Queen's Medical Centre in Nottingham. As the premier professional organization in the United Kingdom dedicated to the clinical advancement of radionuclide imaging, radiopharmacy, and targeted molecular therapies, the BNMS brings together multidisciplinary clinical specialists, researchers, and technical experts for a dynamic single-day meeting. This essential gathering serves as a vital regional forum to discuss emerging innovations, diagnostic breakthroughs, and theranostic advancements impacting National Health Service (NHS) trusts across the East Midlands and the wider United Kingdom healthcare network.
Key Themes and Scientific Program
The comprehensive scientific program addresses high-priority clinical topics designed to enhance diagnostic precision and clinical outcomes. Keynote lectures will cover the clinical implementation of targeted radionuclide therapies, focusing on novel PET radiotracer applications in oncology, neurology, and cardiology. Expert presenters will explore advancements in SPECT-CT quantitative imaging, therapeutic response evaluation in neuroendocrine tumors, and prostate-specific membrane antigen (PSMA) radiotheranostics. Attendees will also gain valuable guidance on radiopharmaceutical production standards, radiation safety regulation updates, and department workflow optimization, providing actionable knowledge that practitioners can directly implement in their clinical facilities.
Interactive Workshops and Clinical Showcase
A centerpiece of the event is its practical workshop curriculum, designed to foster interprofessional collaboration and clinical skills development. Hands-on modules will explore internal patient dosimetry models, gamma camera calibration techniques, and best practices in radiopharmacy quality control. In addition, a dedicated scientific poster session and oral presentation showcase will feature cutting-edge research, clinical audit results, and quality improvement initiatives presented by regional trainees and junior clinicians. This collaborative platform encourages constructive peer discussion, providing participants with practical tools to elevate clinical standards, streamline patient pathways, and refine radiation safety protocols within their respective institutions.
Networking and Technical Exhibition
Establishing strong professional links across regional clinical networks is crucial for driving progress in nuclear medicine services. The symposium offers extensive networking opportunities during scheduled refreshment breaks, a complimentary catered luncheon, and an interactive industry exhibition. Attendees can engage directly with prominent technology vendors and equipment manufacturers to inspect state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging scanners, automated radiopharmaceutical synthesis modules, and advanced radiation protection equipment. These valuable interactions encourage knowledge sharing among clinical practitioners, academic researchers, and healthcare industry leaders, helping build lasting professional partnerships that support regional healthcare innovation.
Registration and Accreditation
Registration for this BNMS symposium is open to nuclear medicine physicians, radiologists, clinical physicists, radiographers, technologists, radiopharmacists, and postgraduate healthcare students. Early registration is highly recommended as venue capacity at the Queen's Medical Centre is limited. Delegates attending the full day will earn Continuing Professional Development (CPD) credits accredited by the Royal College of Radiologists, verifiable upon completion of the post-event evaluation form. Do not miss this opportunity to gain clinical insights, network with regional experts, and contribute to advancing nuclear medicine practice in Nottingham.
Key Event Highlights
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Expert keynote presentations on cutting-edge theranostics and radionuclide therapy advances.
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Clinical updates on quantitative SPECT-CT and high-sensitivity PET-CT applications.
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Practical interactive workshops on patient dosimetry and radiopharmacy safety standards.
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Regional research showcase presenting peer-reviewed clinical audits and scientific posters.
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Dedicated technical exhibition and networking forum with leading NHS specialists and industry partners.
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