Below you will find an index of position statements and submissions produced by RANZCR as part of our work to advocate for the clinical radiology and radiation oncology professions. Search by keyword and use the filters to find what you're looking for.
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The Australian Government has established a National Dust Disease Taskforce to develop a national approach for the prevention, early identification, control and management of dust diseases in Australia. The Taskforce requested...
RANZCR has made a submission to the Ministry of Health in response to the Cancer Action Plan. The College's submission is based around the four outcomes listed in the Plan:
Imaging of Occupational Lung Disease Position Statement
In Australia a significant incidence of silicosis in workers exposed to the dust from high silica content engineered stone has been identified. Imaging has a central...
The nine ethical principles outlined guide the development of professional and practice standards regarding the research and deployment of machine learning systems (ML) and artificial intelligence tools (AI) in medicine. These...
The Faculty of Radiation Oncology appreciates being given the opportunity to provide feedback on the MBS Review Taskforce Report from the Report from the Specialist and Consultant Physician Consultation Clinical Committee and...
This submission relates solely to radiation oncology. The Faculty of Radiation Oncology believes that the work of the Australian Digital Health Agency must be clinically and consumer led with meaningful engagement with the...
Clinical radiology and radiation oncology are mature digital sectors with advanced informatics and highly evolved standards. Clinical radiologists play an essential role in diagnosis, monitoring complex illness and...
The New Zealand Branch Committee has considered the terms of the Health & Disability review in terms of how Radiology could be improved in New Zealand, and the Committee has provided significant feedback to the system review...
The NZ Radiation Oncology Executive has considered the terms of the Health & Disability review in terms of how access to Radiation Oncology could be improved in New Zealand, and has provided significant feedback to the system...
RANZCR is broadly supportive of the proposed core principles defined within the ethical framework for AI and sees this to be an essential building block to guide subsequent considerations.
May 2019
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