• Briefly describe the clinical audit process as it pertains to clinical radiology. (3-4 marks)

• Outline how an area for quality improvement could be identified and evaluated. (3-4 marks)

• Outline the incident reporting system in your health service and describe its important in maintaining quality practice. (3-4 marks)

• Define an "adverse event" in the context of clinical radiology and give one example. (2 marks)

• Define a "near-miss" in the context of clinical radiology and give one example. (2 marks)

• Define a "system error" in the context of clinical radiology and give one example. (2 marks)

• Briefly outline the funding arrangements for clinical radiology services in Australia or New Zealand. (3-4 marks)

• Briefly outline how funding arrangements may impact a patient's imaging plan, using a specific example. (2-4 marks)

• Briefly describe the Choosing Wisely recommendations including the aims of the initiative. (2-4 marks)

• List three strategies to run an effective clinical meeting. (3 marks)

• Outline the key steps to manage change and initiate the effective implementation or a new policy or process in an imaging department. (3-4 marks)

• Outline three strategies used to manage time effectively across professional practice. (3 marks)

• Briefly discuss the concept of physician wellbeing considering how it relates to radiology practice. (2-4 marks)

• What is the relationship between clinician wellbeing and medical imaging department culture? List to initiatives which may lead to improved medical imaging department culture. (3-4 marks)

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Links and resources​

• The clinical audit cycle fact sheet

• Incident management NSW Clinical Excellence Commission

• Errors in diagnostic radiology (Radiopaedia)

• Near-miss events

• Choosing Wisely

• Implementing a Radiology-IT project (case study for project implementation/collaboration)

• Adverse events in IR

• The Road to Wellness: Journal Club Slides

• The Burnout Project