Overview
Develop confidence and competence in modern digital radiology environments
Imaging Informatics sits at the intersection of clinical radiology and digital health infrastructure.
This programme has been developed in direct response to the evolving demands placed upon imaging professionals working within NHS and wider healthcare environments, where the effective management, interpretation and governance of digital imaging data is now central to safe and efficient patient care.
Why study imaging informatics?
The increasing digitisation of healthcare has fundamentally changed how radiological data is acquired, stored, accessed and acted upon.
Radiology professionals are now routinely expected to navigate complex multi-system environments, contribute to data governance decisions, and engage with rapidly developing technologies, including AI-assisted diagnostics and advanced visualisation tools.
Despite this, structured education in imaging informatics has historically been limited. This programme addresses that gap, providing a rigorous, practice-informed curriculum that equips participants to operate with confidence and competence in modern digital radiology environments.
Who is this programme for?
The programme is suited to a broad range of professionals engaged with diagnostic imaging and healthcare data systems, including:
- radiographers
- radiologists
- imaging department managers
- NHS informatics and IT professionals
- PACS/RIS admins
- imaging governance and strategy leads
- digital transformation leads
The Course
Two-day introductory course
A focused introduction to the digital landscape of modern radiology. Ideal for those seeking a practical overview of NHS imaging systems, data governance fundamentals, and emerging technologies without the commitment of a longer programme.
Course Costs
Course Fees 2026/27
Introductory course
£750
Next Steps
Visit our dedicated Imaging Informatics website for full details and to register your interest.