KingsCollegeNHS is one of the few centres running the apprenticeship scheme for nuclear medicine technologist, and I can certainly say that we wouldn't have been able to convince the Trust management if there was only £12k of funding x.com/Basit_HCS/stat…

Doctor: Don’t confuse your Google search with my 6y at medical school. Patient: Don’t confuse the 1-hour lecture you had on my condition with my 20y of living with it.

And maybe sometimes we should do a SPECT in the first place, rather than a planar followed by a SPECT when we realise that the planar doesn't answer the question! x.com/Das_is_me/stat…

I am sharing this letter, (with the permission of the family), setting out how many people have been helped by organ donation following the sudden death of their son. Please sign up to the organ donation register.

You're absolutely right, as my colleague Sara Soares from King's College NHS demonstrated at BNMS this year a 3-bed SPECT/CT Tektrotyd is superior to WB x.com/ArumParthipun/…

Sorry but disagree - having reported the CT, you then have to effectively communicate that info - and as the song goes "a picture says a thousand words" x.com/PMccoubrie/sta…

Tonight's thunderstorm is pretty impressive - trying out my mobile camera's special features for taking photos of the lightning

Interesting data - not sure how we find out why the max dose a technologist receives is going up, but the median dose remains the same. x.com/DavidBluemke/s…

Photo from 1988. I worked as a locum NMT at Royal Marsden in Surrey for a few weeks. Anyone know these ladies? bnmsnews SCoR Members

Good to hear, techs evaluating image quality. ? tissued dose ? rejected beats during gating

Andrew Cheetham Techs evaluating images before patient leaves is absolutely essential. So many artefacts can occur. We use ROPE acronym (radiopharmaceutical operator patient equipment). This image was artificially created to resemble very noisy study which could be caused in many ways......

Radiologists use words like "probably" all the time, but it's not terribly precise lifehac.kr/BTpriIk #radiology #FOAMrad

Augmented reality headset bolsters reconstructive surgery buff.ly/2nnhPvz #radiology

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The Galton Machine shows order from randomness. Each ball bounces left or right at random, 12 times, but together where they fall can be predicted - the normal distribution. This one made by: galtonboard.com

Retweeted LondonCardiacCT (LondonCardiacCT): “All the imaging in the world is no substitute for common sense” Andrew Kelion #BCVI18 #garylarson

Eurostat figures: Why is the UK one of the few countries that doesn't report how many gamma cameras and PET scanners we have? #nuclearmedicine #NHS

After 4 long days of being audited Medical Engineering & Physics King's College NHS has been recommended re-certification by BSi. Well done team

Congratulations to Sara on winning the BNMS poster. And a big thanks to PresBNMS for taking the time to come to #KingsCollegeNHS to present Sara with her certificate x.com/BnmsPres/statu…