Endorsed by the Australia and New Zealand Society of Thoracic Radiology and Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists, April 2020  

These guidelines have been produced based on the available medical literature...

Updated 7 May 2020

Australia is facing one of our toughest tests in history. Clinical radiology is facing major challenges playing its role, during this public health crisis. RANZCR’s role is to ensure that Australians all...

The COVID-19 pandemic has rapidly and severely affected private and community-based radiology services in Australia. The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is calling on the Federal Government to...

Radiation oncologists are concerned that cancer patients are either not attending their required consultations or discontinuing their treatment after making incorrect assumptions about the safety, availability or capacity of...

The Royal Australian and New Zealand of College of Radiologists (RANZCR) welcomes the Government of South Australia’s announcement that SA Medical Imaging (SAMI) will remain in public ownership as a single entity.

In its...

Given the success seen in Australia and New Zealand to flatten the COVID-19 incidence curve, RANZCR strongly recommends a cautious, gradual and safety-first return to normal service provision.

COVID-19 will continue to impact...

COVID-19: INR resource European Society INR management

Digital Health in Clinical Radiology Committee Terms of Reference. Review May 2023. 

Radiation Oncology Alliance Terms of of Reference.

Last reviewed November 2022

An alliance of the four leading bodies representing the radiation therapy sector has today outlined key requirements to ensure Australians living in regional and rural areas have improved access to quality cancer care.

The...