The project aims to educate medical undergraduates and medical practitioners from all disciplines about how to make judicious decisions regarding imaging referral on behalf of their patients

The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) fears that patients are not receiving essential and necessary imaging during the COVID-19 lockdown. Community radiology practices across New Zealand are...

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...

RANZCR today released its position statement, Imaging of Occupational Lung Disease, outlining the central role clinical radiologists play in the diagnosis and monitoring of silicosis.

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The project aims to educate medical undergraduates and medical practitioners from all disciplines about how to make judicious decisions regarding imaging referral on behalf of their patients

The project aims to educate medical undergraduates and medical practitioners from all disciplines about how to make judicious decisions regarding imaging referral on behalf of their patients

The project aims to educate medical undergraduates and medical practitioners from all disciplines about how to make judicious decisions regarding imaging referral on behalf of their patients

The project aims to educate medical undergraduates and medical practitioners from all disciplines about how to make judicious decisions regarding imaging referral on behalf of their patients

The project aims to educate medical undergraduates and medical practitioners from all disciplines about how to make judicious decisions regarding imaging referral on behalf of their patients