In the lead up to the next federal election, RANZCR is seeking commitments from all parties on the issues most important to our 4,500 members, including patient access to safe and vital medical imaging and radiation therapy. RANZCR has invited the Co...

The Training and Assessment Reform Radiation Oncology Steering Committee has reviewed and revised the learning outcomes for the new Radiation Oncology training program, which will be launched in 2021. We are seeking our members’ feedback as to whet...

Following consultation with the Artificial Intelligence Working Group, RANZCR provides the following feedback in response the TGA consultation on the Regulation of Software as a Medical Device.

 

RANZCR welcomes the recommendations from the Diagnostic Medicine Clinical Committee (DMCC) including the proposed introduction of Clinical Decision Support (CDS). RANZCR believes it is imperative that any work to progress Appropriate Use Criteria (AU...

The recommendations provided in the Vascular Clinical Committee report offer a starting point to further strengthen the MBS for vascular and interventional radiology and ensure that contemporary practice and models of care are appropriately funded. A...

Following consultation with the Artificial Intelligence Working Group, RANZCR provides the following feedback. Clinical radiology and radiation oncology are two areas of medicine that are already using advanced informatics and technology, and we are...

This policy statement documents the position taken by the Faculty of Clinical Radiology, on the advice of the Breast Imaging Advisory Committee, regarding the imaging of breast implant associated anaplastic large cell lymphoma (BIA-ALCL). ...

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Members and interested parties can submit their comments and feedback to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. by COB Friday, 26 April 2019

RANZCR sees merit in the Shared Debt Recovery Scheme but believes that it is geared more toward general practice and is not an ideal fit for the radiology or radiation oncology sectors.