At Worldwide Radiology, we believe that developing global radiology capacity starts with the building of long term collaborations and ongoing exchange of expertise. Our programme in Malawi, based at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (QECH) and Kamuzu University of Health and Science in Blantyre, is a key example of this approach. Led on the ground by radiologist and project lead Dr Karen Chetcuti, the programme contributes to the training of a new generation of radiology profe

In this video, we speak with Dr. Chisomo Kadammanja, a third-year trainee and part of the first intake of the MMed Radiology training...

In this interview, Dr Christine Mukoka, a Radiation and Clinical Oncologist at Queen Elizabeth Central Hospital (QECH) in Malawi,...

In this interview, Dr Karen Chetcuti, radiologist and project lead at Worldwide Radiology, shares insights into the organisation’s work...

In Malawi, there are currently just five radiology consultants serving a population of over 20 million. This means that access to specialist

In Malawi, a country grappling with so many economic and social challenges, more than half the population faces the uphill battle of...

In Malawi, limited access to radiology expertise and equipment makes it difficult for healthcare workers to get the right diagnosis for...

Laura, a Radiographer from Manchester specialising in CT scanning, has been supporting Worldwide Radiology for over a year. Her...

We are pleased to share with you some exciting updates on our work in Malawi. Ongoing academic collaboration and clinical service support...