The ECR 2020 is recognised as the official annual scientific meeting in medical imaging for radiographers by both the European Federation of Radiographer Societies (EFRS) and the European Society of Radiology (ESR).
Radiographers‘ Programme
The ECR is recognised as the official annual scientific meeting in medical imaging for radiographers by both the European Federation of Radiographer Societies (EFRS) and the European Society of Radiology (ESR). ECR 2020 offers a comprehensive and perfectly tailored programme for radiographers in various stages of experience.
Coffee and Talk (open forum)
Publishing in the radiography journal
Addressing shortages in the medical imaging workforce
E³ - Rising Stars Programme: Basic Sessions
Radiographer research: tips to get you started
Communication as a safety tool
Bone health and osteoporosis imaging
The importance of good patient positioning in imaging
Career opportunities for radiographers
EFRS meets Slovenia
A guided tour of Slovenia through the modalities
EFRS meets the Netherlands
EFRS Workshop
Growing radiography research
Public and patient involvement (PPI)
ISRRT meets Canada
Radiography profession performance and future challenges in Canada
ISRRT meets Japan
Radiography profession performance and future challenges in Japan
Joint Session of the EFRS and ISRRT
Artificial intelligence and the radiographer profession
Professional Challenges Session
Postgraduate and speciality training for radiographers
Refresher Course
The role of radiographers in ensuring quality in practice
Leadership and management in radiography
The role of medical imaging in radiotherapy
Practical magnetic resonance imaging tips for radiographers
Special Focus Session
Coffee and Talk (open forum)
Quality and safety in paediatric imaging
Clinical audit and the European-Basic Safety Standards (EU-BSS): where are we now?
Dose management (DM): requirements, promises and reality
Statistics resources for radiology research
How to organise research in radiology
How to get my manuscript accepted: tips and tricks from the editors
How to get my manuscript accepted: getting help from reporting guidelines
Innovative tools to improve the communication between radiologists and patients
How to advance the academic ladder
Guidance for IT in radiology: how radiologist can benefit from DIAM (Digital Imaging Adoption Model)
E³ - Advanced Courses: Hot Topics in Emergency Radiology
Dual energy and subtraction CT in emergency radiology
The role of radiology in the management of mass casualty incidents
Occlusive vascular diseases: no time to lose!
E³ - Advanced Courses: Interactive Teaching Sessions for Young (and not so Young) Radiologists
Gastrointestinal radiology
Paediatric radiology for the general radiologist
Errare humanum est
E³ - ECR Master Class
Whole-body MRI (and PET/MR)
Update of diffusion-weighted MRI
State-of-the-art imaging of postoperative joints
Whole-body MRI in children
Cone-beam, 4D and more: new diagnostic tools for vascular diseases
E³ - European Diploma Prep Sessions
E³ - Rising Stars Programme: Basic Sessions
Radiologic anatomy: abdomen
Hybrid imaging
Radiologic anatomy: chest
Musculoskeletal: essentials of trauma imaging
Abdominal viscera: abdominal emergencies
Genitourinary
EFOMP Workshop: CT protocol management and optimisation
CT protocol management and optimisation: management (part A)
CT protocol management and optimisation: optimisation (part B)
ESHI(MT) Session
EuroSafe Imaging Session
Paediatric CT doses and risks (MEDIRAD)
Technology developments which impact dose delivery
Artificial intelligence for dose optimisation
Cumulative dose: too often and too much
Why do we need to know radiation doses in imaging procedures?
European study on clinical diagnostic reference levels (DRLs) (EUCLID) project: final results
Pros & Cons Session
Breast cancer: to screen or not to screen?
Refresher Course
New techniques in cardiac CT: game changers or money makers?
Imaging of 'foreign bodies'
Imaging of forgotten small joints
No time to lose: aortic disease, revisited
Imaging in abdominal emergencies: an (evidence-based) update
Practical computed tomography tips for radiographers
Blunt polytrauma: CT protocols, CT interpretation and interventional radiology options
Tumour response assessment in abdominal imaging
Back to basics: how to interpret a chest radiograph?
Contrast media: acute kidney injury and acute adverse reactions
Imaging of frequent queries in children: an evidence-based approach
Functional and molecular imaging techniques in oncology: how to use them in routine practice
Fluoroscopy: a mainstay state-of-the-art in paediatric radiology
Effect of the EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR): moving patients data across hospitals, regions, countries
Intensive care paediatric radiology: the very sick neonate
Blue skies and current trends in digital radiography (DR), computed tomography (CT) and interventional radiology (IR)
Imaging in pregnancy
MR imaging of the knee
Optimising the management of children with cancer: how to improve?
Demystifying MRI: things you always wanted to know
Everything you need to know about 3D post-processing
Current and future trends in personalised clinical dosimetry
Advancing clinical hybrid imaging
Why do I miss fractures in emergency?
The old spine: challenges of imaging and treatment
Transatlantic Course of ESR and RSNA (Radiological Society of North America): Stroke Imaging and Endovascular Treatment: Now and the Future
Current status of stroke work up and treatment
Endovascular treatment
The future strategy for stroke thrombectomy
Hands-on Workshop: Ultrasound
Hands-on Workshop: Vascular Ultrasound
Hands-on Workshop: Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
Hands-on Workshop: Advanced applications of Ultrasound
Hands-on Workshop: Interventional Ultrasound
Hands-on Workshop: Abdominal Ultrasound
Hands-on Workshop: Musculoskeletal Ultrasound
Hands-on Workshop: Vascular Ultrasound
Hands-on Workshop: Abdominal Ultrasound
Hands-on Workshop: Interventional Ultrasound
Hands-on Workshop: Advanced applications of Ultrasound
Ultrasound Quiz
Ultrasound Quiz
Become an ESR Member
ESR membership includes various exclusive benefits.
The ESR offers 3 different membership types for radiographers:
Full Membership for Professionals of Allied Sciences
for radiographers residing in Europe
€ 11 per year
Membership in Training for Professionals of Allied Sciences
for radiographers in training
€ 11 per year
Corresponding Membership
for radiographers or radiographers in training residing outside Europe
free of charge
Join ESR as a Friend
NEW and FREE OF CHARGE for undergraduate radiography students! Sign up as ESR Friend and benefit from the following advantages:
Benefits for ESR Friends
- Coverage of Article Processing Charges for accepted articles in Insights into Imaging and European Radiology Experimental.
- Free electronic access to European Radiology (plus monthly contents alert via e-mail), Europe's no. 1 general radiological journal.
- Opportunity to submit to EURORAD, the largest peer-reviewed online teaching database of radiology - myESR.org/eurorad.
- Free access to all contents of Education on Demand, the ESR e-learning platform, including the possibility to earn e-CME.
- Access to your personalised and secured account: MyUserArea.
- Free receipt of various communications.
Education for radiographers
The following ESR's educational services are free of charge for ESR members and offer a variety of contents which are also suitable for radiographers:
Online media
Education on Demand The ESR's e-learning platform
EURORAD Database for radiological case reports
EPOS Poster database
Journals
European Radiology Europe's no. 1 journal for general radiology
Insights into Imaging Education and strategies in European radiology
European Radiology Experimental The newest member of the ESR journal family
Involvement of radiographers in our society
The EFRS is officially involved in 7 ESR bodies and can thereby actively contribute to professional and political issues within ESR:
ECR 2020 Programme Planning Committee
Radiographers Subcommittee Co-Chair: Joana Santos (EFRS)
PEP Subcommittee member: Jonathan McNulty (EFRS)
ESR Audit & Standards Subcommittee
Håkon Hjemly (EFRS Representative)
Graciano Paulo (ordinary member)
ESR e-learning Subcommittee
Andrew England (EFRS Representative)
Jonathan McNulty (EFRS Representative)
Eija Metsäla (EFRS Representative)
ESR Patient Advisory Group (PAG)
Vasilis Syrgiamiotis (EFRS representative)
ESR Subcommittee on Professional and Economics in Radiology (PIER)
Graciano Paulo (ordinary member)
Charlotte Beardmore (EFRS Representative)
ESR Radiation Protection Subcommittee
Shane J. Foley (as co-opted member/advisor)
EuroSafe Imaging Steering Committee
Graciano Paulo (in individual capacity & as EFRS representative, Leader “Ask EuroSafe Imaging” Subgroup)
EU & international affairs
The ESR and EFRS have joined efforts in various European Commission funded projects. Recently, the societies have jointly contributed as project coordinator or consortium member to the implementation of the below projects. New endeavours are continuously evaluated and pursued.
- Evaluation of national actions regarding the transposition of Council Directive 2013/59/Euratom’s requirements in the medical sector - BSS Transposition (2016-2017)
- European Diagnostic Reference Levels for Paediatric Imaging - PiDRL (2013-2016)
- Referral Guidelines for Imaging (2011-2013)
- Medical Radiation Protection Education and Training - A study on the implementation of the Medical Exposure Directive’s requirements within the European Union - MEDRAPET (2010-2013)
The EFRS is a shareholder organisation of the European Institute for Biomedical Imaging Research (EIBIR).
The European Alliance for Medical Radiation Protection Research (EURAMED) is a joint initiative of EIBIR. The EFRS is represented in the alliance by Graciano Paulo.
ESR/EFRS Joint Paper on Patient Safety in Medical Imaging
We are excited to announce the first ever joint publication between the European Society of Radiology (ESR) and European Federation of Radiographer Societies (EFRS)!
Published in both Insights into Imaging and Radiography, the ESR and EFRS aim to highlight the importance of patient safety in medical imaging and the fundamental roles that radiologists and radiographers play in ensuring the physical and psychological well-being of their patients.
Click here to read the article.
