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The College of Radiographers Research Strategy for the next five years
R Strudwick1, M Harris2, H McAlinney3
1University of Suffolk, School of Health & Sports Sciences, Neptune Quay, Ipswich IP41QJ, United Kingdom.
The College of Radiographers (CoR) has released its fifth updated research strategy to guide the radiography profession over the next five years. This forward-thinking strategy aims to foster research-based practice and professional development in radiography.
Area of Science:
- Radiography
- Healthcare Research
- Professional Development
Background:
- The College of Radiographers (CoR) is releasing its fifth research strategy.
- Significant advancements in healthcare and research have occurred over the past five years, including the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic.
- The radiography profession has strengthened, with more practitioners pursuing advanced qualifications and clinical academic roles.
Purpose of the Study:
- To outline the updated CoR Research Strategy for the next five years.
- To provide a framework for radiographers to develop research skills and leadership.
- To support the advancement of research-based practice within the radiography profession.
Main Methods:
- This article presents the updated research strategy document.
- It reflects on the profession's progress and the evolving healthcare landscape.
- The strategy is aspirational and future-oriented, applicable to all radiographers.
Main Results:
- The updated strategy provides a clear direction for radiography research.
- It acknowledges the challenges and opportunities presented by recent global events.
- The profession is better positioned with increased numbers of advanced practitioners and research leaders.
Conclusions:
- The new CoR Research Strategy is crucial for shaping radiography research over the next five years.
- It offers a supportive framework for professional growth and research engagement.
- This strategy will enhance research-based practice and leadership within the radiography profession.
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