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RadPod: How Creativity Can Craft Better Clinics Through Reflective Practice

RadPod: How Creativity Can Craft Better Clinics Through Reflective Practice

RadPod: How Creativity Can Craft Better Clinics Through Reflective Practice

16 September 2026

Medical Imaging is deeply personal. You get an exclusive window into your patient that can range from clear, to crisis. So, when they ask you what you see, how do you handle it?

It can be a burden to bear, but sometimes it’s a bigger challenge to reflect, process and express the real, raw emotions that come from it.

Assoc. Prof. at the University of Leeds, Jane Harvey Lloyd, and Snr. Policy Analyst of the Dept. of Health and Wellness in Nova Scotia, Megan Brydon, join Steve to share their innovative workshop that explores these emotions.

Guests Associate Professor Jane Harvey Lloyd & Senior Policy Analyst Megan Brydon

RadPod is the official podcast of the Australian Society of Medical Imaging and Radiation Therapy (ASMIRT) and is an exceptional educational and researchable resource for Medical Radiation Professionals such as radiographers, radiation therapists, nuclear medicine technologists and sonographers. RadPod is also CPD endorsed – endorsement number: ASMIRT – 003861

All episodes of RadPod are available online for free and can be experienced through apps like Spotify, Apple Podcasts, Youtube and a range of other podcast streaming services.

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