This BNMS new award for 2019 is to celebrate teams that are developing innovative and creative ways of improving the services they deliver.  
The aim of this award is to encourage innovation leading to improvement in procedures, practices and service levels.   

It is hoped that ideas put forward by the competing teams can be adopted by other departments for improving service. 

The top 3 scoring entries have been invited to create a short video featuring their team and their innovative project.

We are inviting members and delegates to our Spring Meeting to view the videos and vote for your favourite team

The winners will be announced at the Dedicated Industry session on Tuesday 2nd April and will be awarded a plaque.

The 3 final entries are:

Hillingdon Hospital

Hillingdon Hospital application

Hillingdon Hospital video

King's College London

King's College London application

King's College London video

University Hospital Southampton

University Hospital Southampton application

University Hospital Southampton video

Please select the website link to view the videos and make your vote count!

This year we are not providing printed programmes at the Spring Meeting 2019

Due to this we suggest that all delegates download the BNMS app!

See below for instructions

• Apple Store: https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/eventsential/id611542815?ls=1&mt=8
• Google Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.resultsdirect.eventsential.express&hl=en

BNMS App Download Instructions

1. Download Eventsential from your app store
2. Open Eventsential and search for British Nuclear Medicine Society
3. Select the BNMS Spring 2019 event
4. Start planning and connecting!

If you would prefer not to download the app, you can use the responsive website version instead, using the following link: https://engagefully.org/Home/Details/228.

Alternatively, we will be providing a print friendly programme on our website shortly which you can download in advance.

Registration is OPEN for Spring 2019

THE EARLY BIRD DEADLINE HAS BEEN EXTENDED - THE NEW DEADLINE IS MIDNIGHT ON MONDAY 11TH MARCH!

Bootcamp - Monday am 1st April

Main Conference - Monday pm 1st April - Wednesday 3rd April
(BNMS Members registering for the 2.5 days can attend the Bootcamp for FREE!!)

Staying for the full conference? Book yourself into the Worcester College University Halls! You can do this as part of the Full Conference Package or separately within the registration

Take a quick look at the College booklet for more detail about accommodation

College Booklet

PROGRAMMES NOW AVAILABLE TO VIEW ONLINE

Click the below links to view each day in PDF

CPD Points confirmed:

2 points for the Bootcamp

13 points for 2.5 days conference

The British Nuclear Medicine Society has worked with the Royal College of Radiologists and the UK Radiopharmacy Group to produce practical guidance to help nuclear medicine teams plan radioisotope work in case of a no-deal Brexit.

Practical advice for radiopharmacy and nuclear medicine services in the event of a no-deal Brexit outlines industry updates on supplier preparedness for tracer and therapeutic radioisotope supply in the event of no-deal, and urges clinicians to liaise directly with their suppliers for information on individual products.

It contains advice to help services produce individual risk assessments, emphasising the importance of communication and supply networking between hospitals.

The guidance contains practical advice on procurement changes and considerations for workload planning and case prioritisation depending on supply alterations.

The planning document also lists product alternatives and substitutions for particular imaging procedures, as well as key considerations for oncology teams faced with irregular supply. 

1st Prize £300

First Prize winner is Sze Chuah, Guy's, Kings & St Thomas' School of Medicine, King's College London

2nd Prize £200

Second Prize winner is Claudia Alves, Lisbon School of Health Technology – Lisbon Polytechnic Institute, Lisbon, Portugal 

3rd Prize £100

Third Prize winner is Valentin Roque, Lisbon School of Health Technology, Lisbon, Portugal