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It is designed to support, not replace, the relationship that exists between a patient and his/her doctor.  \n1. Introduction 4  \n2. Remediation Process 7  \n3. Reconsideration, Review and Appeal of Decisions 12  \n4. Related Policies 12  \n5. Appendices 12  \nAbout the College  \nThe Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists (RANZCR) is committed to improving health outcomes for all, by educating and supporting clinical radiologists and radiation oncologists. RANZCR is dedicated to setting standards, professional training, assessment and accreditation, and advocating access to quality care in both professions to create healthier communities.  \nRANZCR creates a positive impact by driving change, focusing on the professional development of its members and advancing best practice health Policy and advocacy, to enable better patient outcomes.  \nRANZCR members are critical to health services: clinical radiology is central to the diagnosis and treatment of disease and injury and radiation oncology is a vital component in the treatment of cancer.  \nPurpose  \nTo enable the safe and appropriate use of clinical radiology and radiation oncology to optimise health outcomes for our patients and society.  \nValues  \nOur leadership values underpin all that we do and embody our focus on quality patient outcomes:  \nIntegrity  \nWe maintain the confidence and trust of our stakeholders through our honesty, transparency, and authenticity.  \nAccountability  \nWe take responsibility for all our actions, behaviours, performance, commitments, and decisions.  \nInclusivity  \nWe foster an inclusive workplace and clinical environments for people in Australia and New Zealand.  \nInnovation  \nWe constantly strive to reimagine excellence in everything we do.  \nCode of Ethics  \nThe Code defines the values and principles that underpin the best practice of clinical radiology and radiation oncology and makes explicit the standards of ethical conduct the College expects of its members.  \n Approval and Commencement  \nThis policy:  \n(a) Commences operation on 1 February 2022.  \n(b) Replaces the Remediation in Training (Clinical Radiology) Policy, Version 1.0 which will cease operation on 31 January 2022.  \n(c) Replaces the Remediation Policy (Radiation Oncology), Version 1.0 which will cease operation on 31 January 2022.  \n Background and Objectives  \nThe College sets the standards of training and practice in Clinical Radiology and Radiation Oncology in Australia and New Zealand.  \nThe support, management and evaluation of trainees who are not performing and/or progressing at a rate reasonably expected of a trainee is integral to maintaining the high standard of training and ensuring that the training programs produce highly skilled, competent and safety-conscious Clinical Radiologists and Radiation Oncologists.  \nThe supervision of trainees should encompass the monitoring and guidance of a trainee’s personal, professional and educational development.  \nIt is generally agreed that from time to time, trainees experi","cbCail6RXe7AZrqy","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCail6RXe7AZrqy","pdf",1162052,20,"English","# 1. 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