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Radiodiagnosis Training Program Curriculum Version 2 Radiodiagnosis Training Program Curriculum Version 2 ® The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists® Radiodiagnosis Training Program The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists® Level 9, 51 Druitt Street Sydney, NSW, 2000 Australia Telephone: +61 2 9268 9777 Fax: +61 2 9268 9799 Website: http://www.ranzcr.com Copyright © 2014 The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists®. All rights reserved. This material may only be reproduced with the written permission of the RANZCR®. Version History Summary of Amendments Version 2.1 published October 2015 Inclusion of CanMEDS mapping table; p.20 Inclusion of ETRs for BMD, CTCA & CTC; pp.77-79 Version 2.2 published October 2017 Removal of Radiology Adverse Events Register; pp.27, 28, 30 Clarification of reporting requirements for ETRs; pp. 61-79 RANZCR website links updated How to reference this document: The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists®. 2014. Radiodiagnosis Training Program Curriculum. Sydney: The Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists®. TABLE OF CONTENTS • Foreword 5 • Contributors to the Radiodiagnosis Curriculum and Training Program – Curriculum Version 2 6 • Important Information for Trainees 10 • Key Educational Principles 11 • Training Program Structure & Assessments 13 • Glossary of Learning Verbs 22 • Patient Safety Syllabus 23 ¡ Patient Safety Cycle 23 ¡ Cultural Competence 24 ¡ Doctor-Patient Referral 24 ¡ Review of Request 24 ¡ Patient Preparation 25 ¡ Performance of An Examination 26 ¡ Management of Adverse Events – Open Disclosure 27 ¡ Review of Images/Quality Control Workup 27 ¡ Analysis, Verification and Interpretation (Clinical Reasoning) 27 ¡ Radiologist Report Writing & Communication of Results 28 ¡ The Role of Incident Monitoring 28 ¡ Contrast Media 28 ¡ Sedation 29 ¡ References Used in the Development of the Patient Safety Cycle 30 ¡ Report Writing Module 30 ¡ Key Elements of a Radiology Reporting Template 33 ¡ Mandatory In-Training Assessment for Patient Safety and Report Writing in Year 1 of Training 34 ¡ Lesion Choice and Measurement 36 ¡ Frequently Asked Questions 39 ¡ References 40 ¡ Appendix A 41 • Key Conditions in Year 1 of Training 45 ¡ List of Key Conditions in Early Training 46 ¡ Training Requirements – Management of Contrast Reactions 47 ¡ Tools for Training – Key Conditions in Early Training 47 ¡ Early Training Matrix Examples 48 ¡ Advice for Training Sites – Teaching First Year Trainees Key Conditions in Early Training 54 • Experiential Training Requirements 61 ¡ General X-Ray Experiential Training Requirements 62 ¡ Breast Imaging Experiential Training Requirements 64 ¡ Interventional Radiology Experiential Training Requirements 66 ¡ Magnetic Resonance Imaging Experiential Training Requirements 68 ¡ Nuclear Medicine Experiential Training Requirements 70 ¡ Obstetric & Gynecology Experiential Training Requirements 73 ¡ Paediatric & Neonatal Experiential Training Requirements 75 ¡ Bone Mineral Densitometry 77 ¡ CT Coronary Angiography 78 ¡ CT Colonography 79 • Anatomy Syllabus 81 ¡ Categorisation of Required Skills and Knowledge for Anatomical Structures 81 ¡ A Note on Normal Variants 81 ¡ Category 1 81 ¡ Category 2 82 ¡ Category 3 82 ¡ Anatomy of the Head & Face (Excluding CNS) 83 ¡ Anatomy of the Central Nervous System 88 © 2014 RANZCR. Radiodiagnosis Training Program – Curriculum Version 2.2 Page 3 ¡ Anatomy of the Neck (Non-Spinal) 94 ¡ Anatomy of the Upper Limb 98 ¡ Anatomy of the Lower Limb 105 ¡ Anatomy of the Spine & Back 110 ¡ Anatomy of the Thorax 112 ¡ Anatomy of the Abdomen 114 ¡ Anatomy of the Pelvis 117 • Applied Imaging Technology Syllabus 119 ¡ Applied Imaging Technology Category Definitions 119 ¡ Category 1 119 ¡ Category 2 119 ¡ Category 3 119 ¡ Basic Concepts of Electromagnetic Radiation (BCER) 120 ¡ Production of X-Rays 120 ¡ X-Ray Generators 121 ¡ Interactions between X-Rays and Matter of Relevance to Medical Imaging 121 ¡ Filters, Collimators & Grids 122 ¡ Basic Digital Imaging Concepts 122 ¡ Radiographic Image Acquisition 123 ¡ Fluoroscopic Image Acquisition 124 ¡ Measures of Radiographic & Fluoroscopic Image Quality 125 ¡ Mammography 126 ¡ Computed Tomography 127 ¡ Magnetic Resonance Imaging 129 ¡ Nuclear Medicine 131 ¡ Ultrasound Imaging 133 ¡ Electrical Safety In Medicine 135 ¡ Dosimetry and Radiation Biology 136 ¡ Radiation Protection 138 ¡ Quality Assurance for Diagnostic Imaging Equipment 139 ¡ Contrast Agents 140 • Pathology 141 ¡ Introduction 141 ¡ Pathology Recommended Reading List 141 ¡ General Pathology 141 ¡ Blood Vessels 143 ¡ The Heart 143 ¡ Haematologic Disorders, Lymph Nodes, Spleen and Thymus 144 ¡ The Lung and Pleura 145 ¡ Head and Neck 146 ¡ The Gastrointestinal Tract 147 ¡ LIver, Biliary Tract and Exorcrine Pancreas 148 ¡ The Kidney and Urinary Tract 149 ¡ Male Genital System 150 ¡ Female Genital System 151 ¡ The Breast 152 ¡ The Endocrine System 153 ¡ Skin 154 ¡ Bones 155 ¡ Joints 156 ¡ Soft Tissue 157 ¡ The Central and Peripheral Nervous System 158 ¡ The Eye 160 • Body Systems Syllabus 154 Page 4 © 2014 RANZCR. Radiodiagnosis Training Program – Curriculum Version 2.2 Foreword Welcome to the second edition of the Radiodiagnosis Training Program Curriculum. No iteration of the curriculum represents a final complete statement, and we are mindful that regular updates are required. This document refines and updates the previous “new” curriculum without altering the goals outlined in the first edition. The basic underlying focus of this curriculum remains to produce a general clinical radiologist, with an understanding of not just the medical roles, but also the non-medical roles. The first cohort of trainees in the new curriculum, which sat the Part 2, had one of the most successful pass rates in all components. The emphasis of the “old” curriculum being exam centric is slowly being diffused. In Phase 2, there are now systems focused rotations, experiential training requirements and Project 2, to be now completed before being able to exit the training program. It is the content that has been updated, in particular the experiential training requirements, after feedback and consultation from departments and training sites. Policies have been introduced to ensure that all trainees, trainers and departments get a fair representation in the education process. Examination processes have also been adjusted to be more reliable, robust and valid. These updates have been inserted in this new edition. This is not a final document and the curriculum, will continue to be regularly reviewed and updated Finally, it must be emphasized that the trainees, as adult learners, carry the primary responsibility that training assessments, experiential requirements and appropriate documentation are in order, and submitted in a timely fashion. This will hopefully be more streamlined with the introduction of Trainee Information Management System. Dr Gabriel Lau Chief Censor Royal Australian and New Zealand College of Radiologists © 2014 RANZCR. Radiodiagnosis Training Program – Curriculum Version 2.2 Page 5 Contributors to the Radiodiagnosis Training Program Curriculum Version 2 The RANZCR Radiodiagnosis Training Program Curriculum represents a large body of work achieved as cooperative effort by a large people within and outside the Faculty. This document will continue to be reviewed and updated in order for it to retain relevance and to meet the goals for which it was designed. Curriculum and Assessment Committee Members (2014) Dr Gabriel Lau Chief Censor Professor Alan Coulthard Member Dr Chee-Yan Hiew Member Dr Yvonne Ho Member Dr Sanjay Jeganathan Member Dr Alexander Rhodes Member Dr Kenneth Lau Member Dr Russell Metcalfe Member Dr Meredith Thomas Member Dr Jules Catt Trainee Representative Dr Jash Agraval Trainee Representative Clinical Radiology Education & Training Committee Members 2014 Dr Gabriel Lau Chief Censor Dr Greg Slater Dean Dr Michelle Bennett Member Dr Melissa Lea Member Dr Sam McCormack Member Dr Neil Caplin Member Dr Mark Phillips Member Dr Murali Guduguntla Member Professor Mark Khangure Member Dr Steve Alatakis Member Dr Martin Marshall Member Dr Rahul Lakshmaman Member Pathology Reviewer Dr Michael Lau Page 6 © 2014 RANZCR. Radiodiagnosis Training Program – Curriculum Version 2.2 Training Program Assessment Committee Members Dr Tony Peduto NSW Dr Ivor Berman VIC Dr Mike Ditchfield VIC Professor John Heggie VIC Dr Chee-Chung Hiew NSW Dr Andrew Holden NZ Dr Sarah Kremer VIC Dr Rob Loneragan NSW Dr Vince Mercuri VIC Assoc. Professor Ross O’Neil ACT Professor Alexander Pitman VIC Dr Tony Smith SA Dr Barry Soans NSW Dr John Troupis VIC Professor Shih-Chang Wang NSW Radiology Education Board Members Dr Michael Bynevelt WA Dr Steve Chyrissidis SA Professor Alan Coulthard QLD Dr Ian Cowan NZ Dr Tim Dunshea VIC Dr Robert Fabiny VIC Dr Robin Harle TAS Dr Robert Heng TAS Professor Oliver Hennessy VIC Former Chief Censor Radiology Dr Rajeev Jyoti ACT Dr Lizbeth Kenny QLD Past President Professor Mark Khangure WA President Dr David Lisle QLD Dr Robert Loneragan NSW Dr Clement McCormick WA Chief Accreditation Officer Professor Richard Mendelson WA Professor John Slavotinek SA Dr Tom Snow QLD Dr Michelle Thong VIC Trainee Representative Dr Greg van Schie WA Professor Shih-Chang Wang NSW Dr Patrick Ziesing SA © 2014 RANZCR. Radiodiagnosis Training Program – Curriculum Version 2.2 Page 7 Anatomy Reviewers Dr Chris Briggs VIC Dr Deborah Bryce NSW Professor Timothy Buckenham NZ Dr Norman Eizenberg VIC Professor Alexander Pitman VIC Head
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