Webinar — From Monitoring to Action: Quality Assurance in Mammography and CT
17/11/2026
17 November 2026 · 15:00–16:00 CET · Online via Zoom
How can imaging data guide quality assurance and practical improvement?
Join Qaelum for a closer look at quality assurance in breast cancer screening and CT, with Elizabeth Keavey and Hannah Renshall sharing examples from their work.
The webinar will explore remote quality monitoring, dosimetry, and clinical audit, with practical approaches to optimisation and training. There will be time at the end for your questions and a discussion with both speakers.
What we’ll cover
Advancing quality and dosimetry in breast cancer screening through remote monitoring
Elizabeth Keavey
Effective breast screening programmes depend on consistent quality assurance. Elizabeth will explore remote quality monitoring and dosimetry in breast screening, highlighting how dedicated software can support this work.
Use of Qaelum DOSE in CT clinical audits
Hannah Renshall
Hannah will present the use of Qaelum DOSE to audit automated patient centering, localiser coverage, and blind scan frequency in CT. She will also discuss subsequent MDT collaboration on health board - wide training.
Questions and discussion
Following the presentations, both speakers will take part in a live Q&A. Bring your questions about the approaches presented and how they relate to your own practice.
Meet the speakers
Elizabeth Keavey
Principal Medical Physicist
BreastCheck, National Screening Service, Ireland
Elizabeth has over 26 years of experience in diagnostic imaging, including 19 years specialising in breast imaging physics at BreastCheck, Ireland’s national breast screening service. Her focus is on continual optimisation through multidisciplinary review and analysis of the service’s quality assurance, dose, and cancer detection data.
Hannah Renshall
Trainee Clinical Scientist
Betsi Cadwaladr University Health Board, UK
Hannah is in her final year of the NHS Scientist Training Programme, having previously worked as a clinical technologist. Before joining the NHS, she worked in the charity and education sectors in data analysis and digital solutions development.
Join us on 17 November
We look forward to welcoming you for an hour of shared experience, practical examples, and discussion.
17 November 2026 · 15:00–16:00 CET
