• Name one barrier to accessing quality patient care, and describe two strategies to help overcome it. (3 marks)

• List three barriers to accessing quality medical imaging care. (3 marks)

• List three ways a medical imaging plan can be improved to make it more patient focused. (3 marks)

• Describe ways that imaging plans can be adapted to minimise radiation exposure to a paediatric patient. (3 marks)

• Describe ways that imaging plans can be adapted to minimise radiation exposure to a pregnant patient. (3 marks)

• Outline how privacy policies govern the use of personal patient information, considering how this relates to sharing of medical imaging data among clinicians. (3-4 marks)

• You identify several imaging red-flags for non-accidental imaging on a paediatric skeletal survey. Describe how you would manage this. (2-4 marks)

• Describe an evidence-based radiology service or resource which could be used to assist communities in need. (2-4 marks)

• Outline the importance of clinical radiologists engaging with consumer advocacy groups. (2-4 marks)

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Links and resources​

• RANZCR Advocacy

• Advocacy in Radiology: What, why, how (ACR Blog)

• Radiologists are patient care advocates (Ontario)