Shaping the Future of Radiology: AI, Audit & Error Reduction, Dublin

Join us in Dublin for Ireland’s leading Radiology AI event, where internationally recognised experts will share the latest insights on artificial intelligence, clinical audit, error reduction, and innovation in diagnostic radiology.

This hybrid event offers both in-person and virtual attendance options, ensuring you can participate wherever you are.

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Key highlights:

Hear from world-leading experts:
Gain practical insights from Professor Ronan Killeen, Dr Adrian Brady, and additional speakers to be announced soon, each bringing unique expertise in radiology audit, error reduction, and the real-world impact of AI.

Explore the future of radiology:
Discover how large-scale audit, regulatory frameworks, and AI are reshaping patient safety, clinical value, and reporting accuracy.

Challenge assumptions about AI:
Learn about the true capabilities and limitations of AI in radiology, and how it can support, not replace, clinical decision-making.

Network with peers:
Connect with radiologists, registrars, reporting radiographers, and digital health leaders from across Ireland and beyond.

Attend in person at The Spencer Hotel, Dublin, or join virtually for live presentations and Q&A.

Agenda:

• 18:00 – 19:00: In-person networking with drinks & refreshments
• 19:00 – 19:10: Welcome & introductions by Dr Jonathan Richenberg
• 19:10 – 19:30: Driving value and patient safety: A new era for large-scale radiology audit
• 19:30 – 19:50: Errors in radiology: Why do we make them, and will AI help?
• 19:50 – 20:10: Additional guest speaker to be announced!
• 20:10 – 20:20: Break
• 20:20 – 21:00: Interactive Q&A with all speakers

Speakers include:

Medical Director, Medica Ireland

Consultant Radiologist, Medica & Clinical Professor (Honorary) of Radiology, University College Cork

Consultant Radiologist, St. Vincent's University Hospital

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