POLICIES AND POSITION PAPERS
The Society has a number of policies and position statements pertaining to practice, education, conduct, standards and procedures. These are regularly updated in consultation with our expert committees and external stakeholders.
Guidelines For Professional Conduct for Medical Radiation Professionals
Professional Practice Standards
ASMIRT RTAP Scope of Practice 2017
ASMIRT MI Scope of Practice – May 2020
SUBMISSIONS
Submission – Cancer Australia’s Lung Cancer Screening Enquiry
Submission – National Registration and Accreditation Scheme
Submission – Bill A for National Registration and Accreditation Submission
Submission – Interprofessional Health Education in Australia
Submission – Health Education and Training NHWT
POLICIES AND GUIDELINES
ASMIRT Position Statement Stereotactic Body (Ablative) Radiation Therapy 19.01.21
ASMIRT Position Statement Certifications 28.08.20
ASMIRT Position Statement Gonad Shielding 23.09.20
ASMIRT Position Statement MRP ACCESS TO PPE 06.09.2020
ASMIRT Guidelines IV Cannulation and Contrast Media 26.11.20
COVID19 Essential Role of Clinical Radiology Services – Mar 2020
Education Policies Dec 2010
ASMIRT Particle Position Statement
ASMIRT National Clinical Trials Governance Framework March 2019
ASMIRT Response Professional Capabilities for Medical Radiation Practice April 2019
Response to ARPANSA Medical Exposure Code and Readers Guide
ASMIRT Response to RANZCR Draft Position Paper on Image Interpretation – A
ASMIRT Response to RANZCR Draft Position Paper on Image Interpretation – B
RANZCR Ethical Principles for AI in Medicine April 2019
Review of Accreditation arrangements – accreditation functions
Please note that a more comprehensive range of policies and guidelines are available by emailing info@asmirt.org.
Complaints Against Professionals
How to Lodge a Complaint (AHPRA)
ASMIRT occassionally receives complaints from stakeholders including patients, clients, members and the general community. The Society will investigate and respond to complaints made and will make recommendations and changes in line with those recommendations.
A complaint can be made verbally or in writing to the Chief Executive of ASMIRT. Periodic reports are prepared for the Board covering number and nature of complaints, to provide trend analysis and identification of opportunities for improvement.
