Following consultation with key standing committees across both clinical radiology and radiation oncology, RANZCR provides the following feedback.

1. Multidisciplinary nature of procedures for pain management

Pain management...

It is RANZCR’s position that radiology services should be provided to patients at one attendance when it is clinically appropriate. The decision to image a patient on a separate day should be made on clinical grounds and not...

Artificial Intelligence in healthcare is already being tested and promoted across a broad range of areas from disease detection, drug discovery and disease management to workflow in the delivery of health services. This...

It is important to reiterate that the availability and accessibility of diagnostic imaging services is dependent on more than equipment, but the complex interaction of different healthcare professionals working as a team under...

Clinical radiologists are required to integrate their knowledge of clinical medicine, disease processes, imaging procedures and radiological expertise with the individual condition of the patient to provide a specialist...

The combined RANZCR Response and Supplementary Submission to HPCAA Amendment Bill 

The principle purpose of this document is to provide guidance regarding appropriate diagnostic imaging of adult patients in the context of acute stroke, and to highlight the role of radiologists (both diagnostic and...

RANZCR and the Faculty of Radiation Oncology welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback RANZCR and the Faculty of Radiation Oncology welcomes the opportunity to provide feedback on the MBS Review Taskforce Report from the...

This statement outlines the Faculty of Radiation Oncology’s position on the provision of advice to men considering curative treatment for localised prostate cancer. It is not designed to be an information brochure, patient...

It is RANZCR’s position that bone age estimation is too inaccurate to be used for determining chronological age for legal reasons.