The RCR and SABR Consortium Liver Workshop

The RCR and SABR Consortium Liver Workshop is organized by The Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) and will be held on Sep 24, 2026 at Mary Ward House, London, England, United Kingdom.

Description:
Led by Dr Tasos Ioannou (The Clatterbridge Cancer Centre) and Dr Arabella Hunt (The Royal Marsden), our multidisciplinary technical radiotherapy workshop provides a complete, hands?on learning experience in delivering SABR for liver tumours, including both HCC and metastatic disease for their local population.

Developed in collaboration with RTTQA, the UK SABR Consortium and the RCR, the course blends expert-led teaching, practical outlining sessions and real?world implementation guidance to help your centre safely and confidently expand its SABR liver service. You’ll hear from leading UK specialists, take part in an interactive forum to explore challenges and best practice, and gain structured pre?course preparation to ensure optimal on?the?day participation.

What you’ll Gain:

• Practical contouring confidence: guided technical workshops and expert demonstrations.
• Up?to?date best practice insights: informed by national standards and leading clinical centres delivering liver SABR.
• Multidisciplinary expertise: perspectives from clinicians, physicists and radiographers actively shaping SABR practice in the UK.
• Actionable tools to support your centre in setting up, refining, or scaling a SABR liver service for both HCC and metastatic pathways.
• Interactive problem solving: a dedicated forum to discuss your specific real-world challenges with an expert panel
• Implementation tools: actionable strategies to help your centre set-up, refine or scale liver SABR pathways
• Nine accredited CPD credits: a comprehensive learning experience designed to improve outcomes for your local population.

Learning Objectives:
By the end of the course, you will be able to:

• Understand the current evidence base and clinical indications for SABR in primary liver cancer and oligometastatic liver disease.
• Confidently navigate the practicalities of liver SABR, including contouring, planning, and treatment delivery workflows