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From the

Editor’s Desk

Editorial Staff

Editor-In-Chief

Dr Allan Wycherley

Sub Editors

Alex Zandstra

Bertha Harvey

Submissions

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by The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of

Radiologists of the products or views expressed.

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In this edition

5

President’s Message

7 COVER STORY Cancer Treatments,

Frontiers and Challenges 11

CEO Message

Engaged Members

13

2016 Annual Scientific Meeting

14

Member Profiles

Research

16

Windeyer Fellowship

17

Development of

RANZCR Research Strategy

19

Think.Check.

Submit

Profile and Presence

21

InsideRadiology

23

Targeting Cancer

25

FCR Media and Profile Working Group

Access to Quality Service

27

Coal Workers Pneumoconiosis

29

Big Win for Diagnostic Imaging

30

International Development Fund in Action

Quality Practice

33

Management of Patients with Urgent Findings

Quality Training

34

RANZCR Courses and Workshops

36

Clinical Educator’s Development Program

37

Exam and Assessment Review Update

40

CPD and Audit

Clinical Radiology

41

Message from the Dean

43

Chief Censor

45

Trainee Update

Radiation Oncology

51

Message from the Dean

53

Chief Censor

55

Trainee News

General Interest

57

New Zealand Branch

59

Australian

Branches

61

From the Archives

63

Meetings and Events

We are very fortunate to have so many members

contributing content to the newsletter. Thank

you. It makes for a very diverse and thought-

provoking read, as you will see in this edition.

Featured on our cover this time are Drs Dion

Forstner and Brigid Hickey who write about

advances in radiation therapy techniques

and the challenges faced in evaluating their

effectiveness.

The President introduces the new

Interventional Radiology Committee, which

will work across the spectrum of intervention-related issues and

improve the flow of information in this important subspecialty.

The College firmly opposes any form of bullying and harassment in

the workplace and the CEO outlines the processes we have in place to

counter these malicious behaviours. She reminds members of our Code

of Ethics principle that “clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists

have a duty to attend to the health and wellbeing of their colleagues”.

Our Targeting Cancer website recently won two prestigious awards, and

members of the campaign will be raising awareness of radiation therapy

among thousands of GPs at upcoming education days around Australia.

The International Day of Radiology on 8 November is a chance for us to

celebrate the contribution of radiology to health care. The theme this

year is breast imaging, and we encourage everyone to get involved.

With the federal election behind us, we can concentrate our advocacy

efforts on implementation of the diagnostic imaging reforms

committed to by the Turnbull Government.

We explain two key concepts behind the improvements we will be

making to our training and assessment programs and there are plenty

of opportunities for members to get involved.

I hope to see many of you soon at our Annual Scientific Meeting on

the Gold Coast.

Allan Wycherley

Editor-in-Chief

editor@ranzcr.edu.au

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