Clinical Translation and Practice

Clinical Translation and Practice is a dedicated space for the realities of implementing medical imaging, radiopharmaceuticals, and related technologies in clinical settings. It recognises that true progress begins when innovation moves beyond publication and into everyday healthcare delivery. This category highlights experience-based insights that are often absent from the formal literature, including workflow adaptation, regulatory challenges, staffing pressures, and patient variability. Contributors are encouraged to reflect on successes, setbacks, and lessons learned during implementation. Emphasis is placed on practical relevance, multidisciplinary collaboration, and sustainable adoption rather than experimental novelty. By valuing clarity, honesty, and shared learning, Clinical Translation and Practice strengthens the connection between research ambition and the consistent, effective delivery of care.

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Translating preclinical research into first-in-human studies bridges laboratory discovery and patient safety

From Bench to Bedside: Translating Preclinical Research into First-in-Human Studies

By Open MedScience

Understand the complexities of first-in-human translation, from laboratory discoveries to human testing and its associated risks.

Clinical translation ensures medical imaging innovations function safely and effectively in routine care

Clinical Translation and Practice

Clinical Translation & Practice in Medical Imaging: From Innovation to Routine Care

By Open MedScience

Discover the challenges of Clinical Translation Practice in medical imaging and how to overcome barriers to effective implementation.