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AXREM Insights awarded highly commended at the 2026 Memcom Awards bringing you insights from within the Medtech industry. We'll be talking to our team, our members and our partners and delving into the people behind the products and innovations transforming UK healthcare today. 

  1. 5d ago

    S8E1 Leading the Way: Charlotte Beardmore on the Future of Radiography

    In this episode of AXREM Insights, Sally Edgington is joined by Charlotte Beardmore, incoming CEO of the Society of Radiographers. Charlotte shares her journey from clinical radiographer to professional leader and reflects on the experiences, mentors and opportunities that have shaped her career. She discusses her priorities as she takes on her new role, including supporting members, developing the workforce, embracing technology and strengthening collaboration across the healthcare sector. The conversation also explores the future of radiography, the importance of giving early-career professionals confidence and opportunities to lead, the role of AI and innovation, and why radiotherapy deserves greater recognition and investment. Charlotte also talks about her long-standing relationship with AXREM and the opportunities for closer collaboration between the Society of Radiographers and industry. And, of course, there is time for a few quick-fire questions, including her favourite reset song, comfort viewing and an unexpected hobby! Thanks for listening to this week's episode To find out more about AXREM check out our website HERE If you are interested in joining AXREM as a member CLICK HERE To contact us CLICK HERE And join us next time for more insights from industry.

    S8E1 Leading the Way: Charlotte Beardmore on the Future of Radiography

  2. Sep 28

    BSPR 2026 Special: Innovation, Inclusion and Inspiration in Paediatric Imaging

    This episode of AXREM Insights looks ahead to the British Society of Paediatric Radiology 2026 Conference, taking place in Hull on 5–6 November. Sally Edgington is joined by Dr Ram, Paediatric and Neonatal Radiologist and Chair of the BSPR 2026 Conference, to explore the themes of innovation, inclusion and inspiration behind this year's meeting. They discuss the conference's three integrated streams, the international faculty travelling from Australia, Hong Kong, the Philippines, Malaysia, Oman and Europe, and why Hull is a meaningful place to host the event. Dr Ram shares how Hull went from one paediatric radiologist to five with a 365-day on-call service, and what this says about building a workforce and multidisciplinary team to support children's imaging. The conversation also covers the importance of professional event management, protecting clinicians' wellbeing, and investing in the next generation of decision makers and policy makers. Dr Ram and Sally discuss the vital role industry plays as a source of knowledge on topics such as AI, enterprise imaging, workflow orchestration and low helium MRI, and why open, transparent conversations between industry, academia and clinical teams will help deliver better care for patients. With a warm Hull welcome, a gala evening and plenty of opportunities to network, BSPR 2026 promises to leave delegates inspired. BSPR 2026 Conference and BSPR 2026 Global Street Feast Dinner 5th Nov Thanks for listening to this week's episode Thanks for listening to this week's episode To find out more about AXREM check out our website HERE If you are interested in joining AXREM as a member CLICK HERE To contact us CLICK HERE And join us next time for more insights from industry.

    BSPR 2026 Special: Innovation, Inclusion and Inspiration in Paediatric Imaging

  3. Sep 17

    New Hospital Programme Special: Designing Healthcare for the Next 60 Years

    This episode of AXREM Insights explores the New Hospital Programme and what it means for the future of NHS healthcare infrastructure. Sally Edgington is joined by John Sandham, Chair of the EBME Expo, and Nata Zaman, Deputy Director of Equipping for the New Hospital Programme at NHS England, to discuss how new hospitals can be designed to be genuinely future-ready rather than simply replacing existing buildings. The conversation covers standardisation, digital infrastructure, technology and equipment planning, workforce challenges and the importance of bringing clinical engineering and industry expertise into discussions from the very beginning. The episode also explores how the NHS and industry can move beyond transactional relationships towards meaningful long-term collaboration. John and Nata discuss value-based procurement, whole-life costs, technical assurance, AI, cybersecurity and the importance of involving the right stakeholders in decision-making. With technology playing an increasingly central role in healthcare, the discussion highlights why collaboration between the NHS, clinical engineering, industry and other experts will be essential to creating hospitals that can adapt to changing models of care and future innovation. Thanks for listening to this week's episode To find out more about AXREM check out our website HERE If you are interested in joining AXREM as a member CLICK HERE To contact us CLICK HERE And join us next time for more insights from industry.

    New Hospital Programme Special: Designing Healthcare for the Next 60 Years

  4. Sep 3

    S7E5 Women's Health: Improving Access, Diagnosis and Outcomes Through Imaging

    This episode of AXREM Insights shines a spotlight on women's health and the vital role diagnostic imaging plays in improving outcomes for women across the UK. Inspired by AXREM's Women's Health paper, Sally Edgington and guest co-host Paige Ward are joined by Dr Amina Salar, GP and founder of a Women's Health Hub, and Anna Hagen, Women's Health Transformation Lead at Hologic, to discuss the challenges women face in accessing timely diagnosis and care. The conversation explores how diagnostic imaging underpins everything from breast cancer screening and fertility care to the diagnosis of conditions such as endometriosis and fibroids. The guests highlight the impact of long waiting times, workforce shortages, fragmented pathways and variations in access to imaging services, while sharing practical examples of how earlier access to diagnostics could transform patient experiences and outcomes. Looking to the future, the discussion examines the role of innovation, including digital breast tomosynthesis, AI-assisted imaging and greater interoperability across healthcare systems. The episode also considers how technology can help address health inequalities and support more equitable care, ensuring women receive the right test at the right time and ultimately improving diagnosis, treatment and quality of life.  AXREM Women's Health Paper Thanks for listening to this week's episode To find out more about AXREM check out our website HERE If you are interested in joining AXREM as a member CLICK HERE To contact us CLICK HERE And join us next time for more insights from industry.

    S7E5 Women's Health: Improving Access, Diagnosis and Outcomes Through Imaging

  5. Jun 25

    S7E4 Brain Injury in Focus: The Role of Imaging, Innovation and Early Intervention

    In this episode of AXREM Insights, Sally Edgington and guest presenter Ben Tromans are joined by Craig Rimmer, Emergency Medicine Consultant and Major Trauma Clinical Lead at Mersey and West Lancashire Teaching Hospitals NHS Trust. Together, they explore the complexities of acquired brain injury, discussing why diagnosis remains challenging and how every brain injury presents differently. Craig shares insights from the frontline of emergency medicine, highlighting the vital role that imaging technologies such as CT and MRI play in supporting rapid clinical decision-making and improving patient outcomes. The conversation also looks to the future of brain injury care, examining how advances in artificial intelligence, imaging technology and digital innovation are helping clinicians identify injuries more quickly and accurately. Craig discusses the importance of timely diagnosis, rehabilitation planning and supporting difficult conversations with patients and families. The episode offers a thoughtful perspective on how healthcare professionals, technology providers and the wider healthcare system can work together to improve outcomes for people living with brain injuries. Thanks for listening to this week's episode To find out more about AXREM check out our website HERE If you are interested in joining AXREM as a member CLICK HERE To contact us CLICK HERE And join us next time for more insights from industry.

    S7E4 Brain Injury in Focus: The Role of Imaging, Innovation and Early Intervention

  6. May 28

    S7E3 - Inside NHS MSK Imaging: Workforce Pressures, Backlogs and Innovation

    In this episode of AXREM Insights, Sally Edgington and guest presenter Jack Bond speak with consultant radiologist Dr Imran Lasker about the growing pressures facing fracture and musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging services across the NHS. The conversation explores how an ageing population, increasing demand for MRI and CT scans, workforce shortages and post-pandemic backlogs are reshaping radiology services. Dr Lasker shares firsthand insight into the realities of modern MSK imaging, from balancing urgent trauma cases with chronic pain investigations to the rise of community diagnostic centres and specialist scanners designed to ease pressure on hospitals. The discussion also takes a deep dive into the evolving role of AI in healthcare. Dr Lasker explains how AI is already supporting fracture detection, triage and reporting workflows, helping clinicians work more efficiently while still keeping the human element at the heart of patient care. The episode highlights the importance of person-centred care, the mental health impact of delayed diagnoses and the need for technology to support rather than replace healthcare professionals. Together, the panel considers how industry, clinicians and the NHS can collaborate to build more sustainable, accessible and patient-focused MSK services for the future. Thanks for listening to this week's episode To find out more about AXREM check out our website HERE If you are interested in joining AXREM as a member CLICK HERE To contact us CLICK HERE And join us next time for more insights from industry.

    S7E3 - Inside NHS MSK Imaging: Workforce Pressures, Backlogs and Innovation

  7. Apr 30

    S7E2 - Tackling Cardiovascular Disease: Prevention, Technology and the Path Forward

    This episode of AXREM Insights focuses on cardiovascular disease as a major global health challenge and explores how advances in imaging, AI and medical technology are reshaping its detection and management. Host Sally Edgington and guest host Giulia Ginami are joined by Dr Sohaib Nazir, who shares insights from both clinical practice and academic research. The conversation highlights the growing importance of early detection and prevention, with imaging playing a central role in identifying disease before symptoms appear. Innovations in CT, MRI and ultrasound, alongside AI-driven analysis, are already improving diagnostic accuracy and efficiency, but challenges remain around adoption, funding and integrating these tools into everyday clinical pathways. The discussion also looks at the wider system pressures facing clinicians, including administrative burden, fragmented IT systems and limited interoperability across NHS trusts, all of which can delay diagnosis and treatment. Dr Nazir emphasises the need for better use of existing data, more streamlined processes and stronger collaboration between industry, academia and healthcare providers to close the gap between innovation and patient care. Looking ahead, the episode explores the increasing complexity of patient needs, particularly with rising multi-morbidity and the intersection of conditions such as cancer and cardiovascular disease. Ultimately, the conversation calls for a more proactive, data-driven and collaborative approach to improve patient outcomes and ensure the healthcare system is equipped for the future. Thanks for listening to this week's episode To find out more about AXREM check out our website HERE If you are interested in joining AXREM as a member CLICK HERE To contact us CLICK HERE And join us next time for more insights from industry.

    S7E2 - Tackling Cardiovascular Disease: Prevention, Technology and the Path Forward

  8. Mar 26

    S7E1 - The Stroke Pathway in Focus: Improving Access, Outcomes and Equity

    This episode of AXREM Insights focuses on the current state of the UK stroke pathway, featuring insights from Michelle Dalmacio of the Stroke Association. The discussion highlights the scale of the challenge, with over 100,000 strokes each year and growing demand placing pressure on services. While effective treatments such as thrombectomy can significantly improve recovery and reduce disability, access remains inconsistent, with only a small percentage of eligible patients receiving it and limited 24/7 availability across centres. The conversation explores how workforce shortages, regional inequalities, and gaps in community rehabilitation continue to impact patient outcomes, reinforcing the need for coordinated national action. Alongside these challenges, the episode emphasises the opportunity for innovation to transform stroke care. Advanced imaging, AI-driven decision-making, and tele-radiology are presented as key tools to support faster diagnosis, better triage, and more equitable access to specialist treatment. The importance of the full care pathway is a central theme, particularly the role of rehabilitation and community support in long-term recovery. The episode also underlines the importance of public awareness, encouraging recognition of stroke symptoms through the FAST test and stressing that stroke is a medical emergency where rapid action can save lives and improve outcomes. View our State of the Stroke Pathway paper here Thanks for listening to this week's episode To find out more about AXREM check out our website HERE If you are interested in joining AXREM as a member CLICK HERE To contact us CLICK HERE And join us next time for more insights from industry.

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AXREM Insights awarded highly commended at the 2026 Memcom Awards bringing you insights from within the Medtech industry. We'll be talking to our team, our members and our partners and delving into the people behind the products and innovations transforming UK healthcare today. 

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