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AGFA HealthCare was delighted to connect with clinicians and imaging professionals at #UKIO2026 this month. As always, it was a great forum for open discussion - across both the clinical sessions and the exhibition floor - on the realities of day-to-day #imaging workflows. Networked radiology continues to come up in almost every conversation. While the model has evolved - from early collaborations to today's imaging networks - the challenge hasn't fully gone away: many organisations are still working across multiple systems that don't yet feel truly unified. The ambition is clear - to support seamless care across organisations. In one discussion, Paige Ward, Product Owner for #Radiology, spoke with a #radiologist who put it simply; they don't necessarily need a single system for all connected hospitals, but they do need systems to work better together. Workflows to feel truly connected, simplifying how work is managed across what are still largely siloed worklists, and enabling collaboration beyond organisational boundaries. That continuity has a clear impact not just for clinicians, but also for operational teams, and ultimately, patients. Paige's question to the wider community: with traditional, single-site systems still prevalent, how do we support more modern ways of working? 🙋Let's hear from our communities. #EmpowerImaging #ConnectedCare #ConversationsThatMatter

Are you ready to be Empowered in Liverpool? Just next month! #UKIO2026 puts humanity at the centre of healthcare — and that’s a principle we strongly share. AGFA HealthCare’s #EnterpriseImaging platform is built around a simple belief: technology should make the working day easier, not harder. At our stand, you’ll discover how connected, intelligent #imaging can: -Bring calm and clarity to busy reporting environments -Support confident decision‑making through intuitive image presentation -Empower clinicians with tools that reflect real clinical practice -Create a more connected imaging ecosystem across the enterprise It’s about putting people first — and designing technology that genuinely empowers them. Want to hear for yourself? Check out our clinically-led #CPD sessions, formulated for the UK #radiology community. Discussion points include: 1) Unlocking intelligence inside Enterprise Imaging 2) Making CPD meaningful, transferable and clinician-led 3) Hanging Protocols 4) Introduction to Cardiac Ultrasound 5) Non-radiology image acquisition and EI workflows We cannot wait to see you. Let's embrace this unique community and get Empowered together. https://okt.to/ZjsDTv #EmpowerImaging

This year is a year of Empowerment for AGFA HealthCare, and we are pleased to introduce you to our own client Empowerers at #ECR2026. Under the event theme “Rays of Knowledge”, let us, and our valued #EnterpriseImaging ambassadors, demonstrate our profound understanding of the clinician’s challenges. This year's Satellite Symposium positions our panel of European Radiologists to discuss how Imaging Health Networks and #AI-enabled workflows are transforming radiology services. Dr Peter Strouhal (Alliance Medical UK), plus Dr Davide Ippolito (Fondazione IRCCS San Gerardo dei Tintori, Italy), Dr Filip Deckers (ZAS - Ziekenhuis aan de Stroom Hospital, Belgium), and Dr Athanasios Chalazonitis (Alexandra General Hospital, Greece) form an incredible team of imaging disrupters - ready to share their views and answer questions from the #ECR2026 audience. The session is moderated by our Global Chief Medical Officer Dr. Anjum M. Ahmed (MBBS, MBA, MIS). Want to be a part of this #imaging empowerment? Book now to secure your working lunch with this dynamic team of professionals! We are excited to welcome such a dynamic group of #radiology empowerers to our ECR programme. This is the year for empowerment. This is the year for #TeamAGFA. https://okt.to/4GjqDs #EmpowerImaging

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