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Radiology

Accreditation of Training Time for Trainees Working After Hours or On Call Policy

Clinical Radiology Part 1 Examination – Eligibility to Attempt; Successful Completion; Removal from the Training Program Policy

Diagnostic Imaging for Screening Purposes

Eligibility to Attempt the Radiology Part 2 Examination and Successful Completion of the Part 2 Examination Policy

Failure to Complete Mandatory Assessment Requirements in the Radiodiagnosis Training Program Policy

Format, Marking and Pass/Fail Criteria for the Part 1 and Part 2 Radiology Examinations Policy

Interrupted and Part-time Training Policy for Radiology

Policy on Breast Cancer Screening

Policy on Conduct of Ultrasound Examinations - document under review

Policy on the use of Thermography to detect Breast Cancer

Release of Results for the Part 1 and Part 2 Radiology Examination Policy

Supervision, Training and Teaching of Radiology Trainees - Protected Time Policy

Supervision of Radiology Trainees in Training Departments

Trainees and Unaccredited Sites Policy – Radiology

Trainees in Difficulty Policy - Radiology

X-ray Retention and Disposal Policy

Radiation Oncology

Eligibility and Outcomes of the Phase 1 Examination in Radiation Oncology

Eligibility, Readiness to Sit and Outcomes of the Phase 2 Examination in Radiation Oncology

Faculty of Radiation Oncology Network Training Policy

Interrupted and Part-time Training Policy for Radiation Oncology

Trainees in Difficulty Policy - Radiation Oncology

General

Confidential Information Policy

Conflict of Interest Policy

Grievance Policy

Intellectual Property Policy

Reconsideration, Review and Appeal of Decisions College Policy

Website Privacy and Terms of Use Policy

Work Health and Safety Policy

Definitions

Policy
Principles which set out the appropriate standard of behaviour or actions expected by the College. Policies are formally documented and provide a framework within which operating procedures may be developed. Compliance is expected and consequences may follow if policies are not adhered to.

Guideline
A document offering advice. It may be clinical or non-clinical. Guidelines are not mandatory and there are no enforced consequences for not following them.

Procedure
A process or series of acts required to achieve an outcome. Will normally have an accompanying policy.

Statement
A communication setting out information on behalf of the College. It must be approved by the Board of Directors (Council) or its delegated authority. It may be a College position statement or it may be a consensus statement which has been agreed on by multiple organisations.

Regulations
Rules which govern a program. Must be adhered to or disciplinary action and/or penalties may apply.