This Policy sets out the mechanism for Reconsideration, Review and Appeal by any members, other individuals and organisations adversely affected by a decision of the College that is subject to this Policy.

The MRI Quality Program requires a practice to submit a package of specified MRI images generated by their MRI system to demonstrate that they are of diagnostic quality.

The MRI Quality Program requires a practice to submit a package of specified MRI images generated by their MRI system to demonstrate that they are of diagnostic quality.

RANZCR Standards of Practice for Clinical Radiology Version 11.2

RANZCR is committed to setting, promoting and continuously improving standards of practice for clinical radiology, encompassing diagnostic imaging and...

Approximately 16,000 women and 150 men are expected to be diagnosed with breast cancer in 2017 and more than 3,000 will die.1 With a 1 in 8 lifetime risk of developing the disease, breast cancer is now the most common cancer...

This guideline is intended to advise The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists®, its staff, Fellows, Members and other individuals on how written reports on imaging studies are expected to be prepared for...

This policy outlines the criteria and mechanisms by which RANZCR Trainees or International Medical Graduates (IMGs) may advise the College of, and the College may consider, special circumstances which may adversely impact on...

This information sheet is intended to be handed out to patients who are undergoing a contrast-enhanced CT examination.

We recommend that this chart be placed prominently near the emergency cart (however named) in the CT room to ensure the cart is always appropriately stocked.

We recommend that this be printed in A3 size and placed prominently in the CT room so that it is easy to see and follow in the case of an adverse event. The content of this chart was provided to RANZCR courtesy of the...