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Advisory Boards

Structure Review Advisory Board

Dr Ross Glasson
Convenor

Further information about this committee is not available at this time. As the new website continues to develop the College looks forward to expanding this Committees Profile.

Diagnostic Workforce Advisory Board

Dr Hal Rice
Convenor

The Radiology Workforce Advisory Board provides the College Council with information and advice on workforce issues. The Board assists in planning to ensure sufficient workforce to meet demand in all locations. The Board also facilitates enagegment with fellows and key stakeholders in relation to workforce issues.

Curriculum Advisory Committee

Dr John Slavotinek and A/Prof Martin Berry
Convenors

The Curriculum Advisory Committees role is to provide advice regarding the Curriculum Development Project to the Education Boards and Dr Peter Harris and the team from UNSW (project consultants) on how best to engage the wider Fellowship and progress this important project.

College Members may obtain contact details for Committee representatives from the Member Directory.

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Update on the Registration of International Medical Graduates
By national agreement, all jurisdictions have introduced consistent assessment and registration pathways for International Medical Graduates (IMGs) in addition to the existing Australian Medical Council (AMC) examination pathway.

Unholy Alliances
RANZCR has written to the Department of Health and Ageing calling for a moratorium on business arrangements between specialists and radiologists regarding ownership of imaging facilities.

Communication in Medical Imaging, and Critical Test Results
Information Technology has made us all more productive and efficient but the technology has come at a cost, reducing opportunities to discuss appropriate imaging ordering with clinicians, and valuable interactions with our patients.


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