radiation oncology
Below you will find an index of policies, guidelines, standards and position statements/papers relevant to radiation oncology. Search by keyword and use the filters to find what you're looking for.
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Policy outlining the College’s practices for identifying, avoiding and managing conflicts of interest.
Additional guidelines for training sites with trainees who may be redeployed or quarantining due to COVID-19 have been developed by the Radiation Oncology Education and Training Committee as set out below.
This Policy is a cross-faculty Policy which is intended to provide a framework by which former trainees can re-enter the Clinical Radiology Training Program or the Radiation Oncology Training Program.
RANZCR Statement on Iodinated Contrast Media Shortage.
The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is committed to supporting the professions of clinical radiology and radiation oncology to contribute to equitable health outcomes for Māori, Aboriginal...
This document lays out the requirements for radiation oncology sites and practices to gain Area of Need accreditation for the upskilling of IMGs on the Specialist Recognition pathway.
This Action Plan has been developed by the College’s Māori, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Executive Committee (MATEC) and is presented to our membership, stakeholders and internal governing bodies for comment. March...
RANZCR has identified six priority areas that we ask political parties to commit to ahead of the 2022 Australian Federal election.
In radiation oncology, telehealth offers opportunity to improve professional support to regional services, outreach services and patient follow up as well as offering the opportunity to protect patients at risk from exposure...
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