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Magentus is exhibiting at UKIO 2026, the UK’s largest radiology event, taking place from the 8th to the 10th June at ACC Liverpool. We will be on stand B46, with live demonstrations, daily education sessions, and hands‑on access to our new Cris web apps.
Cris has supported NHS radiology services for over 30 years. It remains the backbone system for many departments and regional imaging networks.
At UKIO this year, we are introducing three new Cris web apps, these applications extend Cris with modern, web‑based tools that support clinical and operational tasks. They are designed to sit alongside Core Cris, providing more flexible ways to manage appointments, review and prioritise referrals, and complete reporting work.
About Cris Vetting
Cris Vetting supports clinicians to review imaging requests, confirm clinical justification, and assign the appropriate protocol so the right study is carried out to answer the clinical question. It helps reduce delays at the start of the radiology pathway by improving visibility, prioritisation, and clinical decision making across complex and multisite services.
How it helps
Cris Vetting helps radiology teams keep pace with demand by making vetting activity clearer and more manageable. Clinicians can focus attention where it is most needed, supporting timely decisions and reducing bottlenecks earlier in the pathway.
For referrers and administrative teams, clearer status visibility improves confidence that requests are progressing, while stronger audit trails support clinical governance and service assurance.
What Cris Vetting does
Operational benefits
Contact your Client Manager to upgrade today.
About Cris Reporting
Cris Reporting improves visibility and prioritisation of reporting workloads, supporting radiologists to manage high reporting volumes across single or multiple sites.
How it helps
Designed to reduce complexity by bringing reporting into a single web‑based application. Cris Reporting has been co-designed with clinicians and ensures clinical capacity can be employed where it is most needed.
What Cris Reporting does
Operational benefits
Cris Reporting is part of the Cris web applications suite and is available with a Cris v3 upgrade. It is accessed through the Cris Launchpad and supports secure working from any permitted device.
Contact your Client Manager to upgrade today.
About Cris Scheduling
Cris Scheduling streamlines radiology booking workflows for administrative teams, supporting services operating across complex and multi‑site environments.
How it helps
Cris Scheduler supports booking teams to manage high volumes of activity with greater clarity and consistency. It helps teams intervene earlier in the pathway by making priorities clear at the point decisions are made.
What Cris Scheduling does
Operational benefits
Cris Scheduling is part of the Cris web applications suite and is available with a Cris v3 upgrade. It is accessed through the Cris Launchpad and supports secure working from any permitted device.
Contact your Client Manager to upgrade today.
Alongside the new web apps, we are also showcasing Cris Analytics Pro. It helps radiology teams make better use of their data to understand workflows, patient pathways and service pressures. It brings together operational and clinical insights in a clear, accessible format, supporting conversations about capacity, performance and service improvement.
We will be running short, structured education sessions on the stand throughout the congress. These sessions are designed to complement the wider UKIO programme and focus on clinical practice, service pressures and operational insight.
We are hosting CPD‑accredited sessions on DIDS 2.0 and the use of analytics data to understand radiology workflows and service pressures. These sessions are delivered by clinical and data specialists and run multiple times across the three days.
Full session details, including dates and times, are available below.
Understanding radiology workflows through analytics data
An interactive session exploring how analytics data can help radiology teams understand workflows, patient pathways and service pressures.
Speakers:
Philip Brentnall – Clinical Lead and radiographer
Emma Arnold – RIS Data Analyst
Dates & times:
Understanding DIDS 2.0 and its impact on diagnostic pathways*
Dates & times:
Understand DIDS 2.0’s role in supporting national diagnostic priorities. See how these requirements will shape imaging workflows, including the impact of timely reporting and accurate patient identification on patient experience and outcomes.
Speaker:
Philip Brentnall – Clinical Lead and radiographer
Dates & times:
*these sessions are formally CPD accredited by The Society and College of Radiographers
Strengthening the backbone: Reimaging NHS diagnostics in England.
At UKIO, we’re launching a new whitepaper, which makes the case that diagnostics must be treated as a core part of the patient pathway, not a bottleneck within it. The report sets out practical recommendations to help build a more connected, resilient and patient-centred diagnostic system, making better use of workforce, data and capacity across the pathway.
Read more about the report here.
