What Radiography offers to therapeutic radiographers/radiation therapists

Oncology publishing is a big and varied space however, Radiography offers a distinct focus on the things that matter to therapeutic radiographers and radiation therapists. What we offer is dependent on the manuscripts that we receive, so this editorial is both an opportunity to showcase our role in this community and a clarion call for you submit to us the exciting and innovative work that you are involved in. So much important work is highlighted at conferences and other forums, which deserves wider dissemination through publication in peer-review journals. It is not essential that articles focus on the headline ‘sexy’ areas of development outlined above. Equally important are the articles that contribute the original insights that form the basis of incremental improvements in our day-to-day practice. All research builds upon existing collective work and radiotherapy has a longstanding tradition of old, sometimes obscure, ideas coming back into vogue because of shifts in technology or clinical need. A journal like Radiography provides a permanent, citable record of scientific activities, ideas, and findings.